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Beyond Fine Dining: Unleash Unreasonable Hospitality in Everyday Life
How unreasonable hospitality is a not only a book on fine dining, but everyday life.
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How unreasonable hospitality is a not only a book on fine dining, but everyday life.
Cobalt Red reveals the bloody and dark side of cobalt mining in the Congo, and how we’re all responsible for it.
Read why Mao’s Great Famine is key to understanding modern China.
Why Ray Dalio’s book, Principles, can be applied to almost anyone’s life.
A book review on Unsettled by Steven Koonin, which challenges our preconceived notions on the current state of The Science of climate change.
Why Shoe Dog is a must read business book even if you are not an entrepreneur, and hopefully it can inspire more people to become one.
The School for Good Mothers is promising story with too many fatal flaws.
Read why the experience of reading A Tale of Two Cities is mostly the best of times, not the worst, in addition to serving as an instructive warning against growing inequality today.
One of the best pieces of food writing, served raw and ready to consume.
When I recently finished The Lincoln Highway, a novel by Amor Towles, I realized how little time we actually spent on the highway that gave the book its name. No spoilers here, but I think many would agree how metaphorical that is for life. The goals and dreams we aim Read more…