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#Review: Amasa Speaker Factory by Chad Faries
Amasa Speaker FactoryAuthor: Chad FariesPublisher: Modern History PressRating: 4/5 Amasa Speaker Factory is a difficult book to describe neatly, which is probably part of its charm. It is a poetry collection rooted in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, but it also feels like a scrapbook of family, place, memory, music and growing up. The poems draw heavily from Faries’ own experiences, though the au
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| Some poetry asks you to admire it. Unladylike asks you to sit down with it—and, occasionally, squirm a little. Regina Louise’s collection is raw, intimate, angry, funny, sensual, spiritual and deeply personal, but what stayed with me most was how del ...more | |
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Fault Lines by Niladri Roy is an insightful exploration of how organisations respond—or fail to respond—to structural changes in their industries. Rather than treating disruption as a sudden event, Roy presents it as something that often develops qui ...more |
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I picked up The Golden Chisel expecting a book primarily about sculpture, but I found myself reading something much broader—a story about art, persistence, history, and the people behind some incredibly ambitious projects. The book follows sculptor Yo ...more |
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| Wrong Turns Only pulled me in almost immediately because it begins with a voice that feels young, observant and slightly bruised. Tashi’s relationship with her aunt is established through small disappointments rather than lengthy explanations: the un ...more | |
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The Complete Science of Meditation by Swami Mukundananda takes on a subject that has become almost impossible to avoid in conversations about wellbeing: meditation. What makes the book slightly different is that it does not present meditation simply ...more |
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I went into DHAlchemy expecting another book about wellness and self-improvement, but Manjula Pooja Shroff attempts something slightly more ambitious. The book brings together spirituality, personal development, lifestyle habits and references to mod ...more |
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| I approached Everything Starts at the Top expecting a fairly conventional book on corporate governance, but I found its central premise more interesting than that. Srinath Sridharan and Agamjeet Dang argue that boards can no longer operate through st ...more | |
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| I went into Grief expecting another book that would tell me how to “move on” after loss. Instead, what stayed with me was the book’s refusal to treat grief as something with a neat expiry date. Sridharan begins with a simple but important expansion o ...more | |
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| I went into Operation Silkyara expecting a straightforward account of the 2023 Silkyara tunnel rescue, but what stayed with me was how effectively the book captures the sheer uncertainty of those days. We know the ending now; the people inside the op ...more | |
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Blue is an intriguing and visually distinctive picture book that seems to explore the idea of following one’s inner impulse, imagination and emotional connections, even when the destination is uncertain. The recurring image of the string becomes an e ...more |
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