Best Books For Security Professionals 2024: Top Picks

2024 is all about the digital advancements likely to occur in different spheres. Digital advancements are present in the picture with pros and cons. The pros are many and dependable, but simultaneously, breaches, hacks, and malicious work are constantly threatened. That’s why security professionals should be employed for your benefit. However, with daily advancements, there … Read more

Designing the Perfect Book Cover: 10 Tips from the Pros 2023

Designing the Perfect Book Cover: 10 Tips from the Pros 2023

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An Interview with Esmé Weijun Wang

An Interview with Esmé Weijun Wang You may be already familiar with Esmé Weijun Wang’s nonfiction. Her essays are powerful pieces that meld the science behind mental health issues with generous insight into her own personal experiences. Her essay “Perdition Days,” for instance, begins with this arresting sentence: “Let’s note that I write this while

An Interview with Ross Posnock

An Interview with Ross Posnock “It is not in the role of an artist to worry about life – to feel responsible for creating a better world. This is a very serious distraction. All your conditioning has been directed toward intellectual living. This is useless in artwork. All human knowledge is useless in artwork. Concepts

Asleep, She is a Horizon: On Simone Weil

Asleep, She is a Horizon: On Simone Weil The truth about life is still obscure because we only read those vain and energetic enough to write. Even the secret diarists, your Pessoas and your Dickinsons, seem imbued with a kind of optimism about the truth of their pessimism, and their refusals to publish seem more

An Interview with Alison Kinney

An Interview with Alison Kinney Everyone, Alison Kinney says, wears hoods. It’s the uniform of Zuckerberg and girls who visit their grandmothers in the woods, of basement bloggers and bad hair days, as familiar and cozy as a fairy tale — but hoods are also central of the stories of Trayvon Martin, Abu Ghraib, and

A Plea for Tenderness

A Plea for Tenderness My friend T. says who cares if something lasts forever or not? The point is, it was. Plus if it’s a book — a website? — then sometimes it still is. For example, I read Anna Karenina in 2000, a full century-plus after its first publication, and the middle event alone