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The Year 2021 In Books

The Year 2021 In Books

It is December 2021 — a time when you wish you had read more! But it is a fulfilling year nonetheless.
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Darshna Rekha
Can Disagreement Be Productive?

Can Disagreement Be Productive?

The answer is as old as Socrates: Yes.
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Michael Shammas
Perspectives on the Economics of Poverty

Perspectives on the Economics of Poverty

An in-depth look at why certain nations remain impoverished despite access to cheap medicine and despite infrastructural advances.
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Richard K. Yu
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Dogged by Love by Holly Tierney-Bedord

Dogged by Love by Holly Tierney-Bedord

A book review about a man and his dog.
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Shelley Wenger
3 Reasons Why ‘After Dark’ is Haruki Murakami’s Underrated Masterpiece

3 Reasons Why ‘After Dark’ is Haruki Murakami’s Underrated Masterpiece

After Dark was released to the Japanese audience in 2004. It was then translated and published in English in 2007. This is Murakami’s…
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Lennon Campbell
This Book Will Have You Flying Through It!

This Book Will Have You Flying Through It!

A book review of A Way Back Into Love by Veronica Thatcher
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Shelley Wenger
Book Summary — Zero to One

Book Summary — Zero to One

The best startup guideline book.
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Yannawut Kimnaruk
Asylum-Seekers Through the Eyes of the Privileged

Asylum-Seekers Through the Eyes of the Privileged

A story of terror suspending beyond conceivable tolerance teaches the importance of empathy
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Ashley Beth
Finding the Light by H.M. Sholander

Finding the Light by H.M. Sholander

A book review about the second book in the series.
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Shelley Wenger
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Another Look at Orwell’s 1984

Another Look at Orwell’s 1984

A closer look at the resurgence of 1984 after the NSA scandals and older ideas.
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Richard K. Yu
Rimrock and Paradox: A book review of Amy Irvine’s Desert Cabal: A new season in the wilderness

Rimrock and Paradox: A book review of Amy Irvine’s Desert Cabal: A new season in the wilderness

It’s hard to let go of old friends. I discovered the redrock and rimrock country of the southwestern U.S. in the same year I uncovered one…
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Natalie Dawson
The Underlying Message Scaachi Sent Us

The Underlying Message Scaachi Sent Us

Who would have thought that a memoir detailing Indian culture and bittersweet college stories would’ve have actually been about…
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Rachael Nunemacher
Zorba the Greek

Zorba the Greek

Lead an interesting life and you will be interesting.
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Arun Rafi
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