The Mosquito: The Unassuming Tyrant Reshaping Human History
Review of THE MOSQUITO by Johny McFliggen, PhD Literature & Business, Oxford In an intellectual exercise that might make even…
Month: May 2024
The Empathy Lens: How Stanton’s “Humans of New York” Transcends Repetition to Illuminate Our Shared Humanity
Review of HUMANS OF NEW YORK by Johny McFliggen, PhD Literature & Business, Oxford If one were to distill the…
Wonders Unveiled: Is “Atlas Obscura” a Treasure Map or a Tourist Trap?
Review of ATLAS OBSCURA by Johny McFliggen, PhD Literature & Business, Oxford "Atlas Obscura: An Explorer's Guide to the World's…
Felines and Feelings: The Unexpected Depth of Pandemic Isolation in “POETS SQUARE
Review of POETS SQUARE by Johny McFliggen, PhD Literature & Business, Oxford In "POETS SQUARE," Courtney Gustafson presents us with…
Whispers of Resistance: How Susan Cain’s “Quiet” Challenges the Extrovert Ideal
Review of QUIET by Johny McFliggen, PhD Literature & Business, Oxford In a world where the loudest voice often wins,…
Traveling the Familiar: Bryson’s Affectionate Snark on Britain’s Quirks
Review of THE ROAD TO LITTLE DRIBBLING by Johny McFliggen, PhD Literature & Business, Oxford In the whimsical yet decidedly…