We unfurl our creative spirit in the world of stories. These choices embrace unconventional themes or offer unexpected twists-and-turns, while acting as a mirror for the complex world around us. We prioritize fiction because we believe that reading the genre helps build social empathy.
The Architect’s Apprentice is fiction set in the Ottoman Empire during the 16th century. The story follows Jahan, a boy from India, who travels to Istanbul with his white elephant Chota. Through happenstance, he works for the legendary architect Sinan.…
More novels are destined to sprout from Central Florida; it is a part of the state where baby boomers have created a cabinet of curiosities. In this work, the author writes about a woman who inherits her father’s taxidermy business…
This book fills an outsized gap in accepted financial-market theory. The MIT-based author makes the case that markets evolve, like biology, discounting the physics-envy that permeates most modern-day investment theory. His approach is particularly useful in trying to understand the…