The Art of the Deal: A Review of Donald J. Trump’s Book
A sourced look at Trump: The Art of the Deal: how it was made with Tony Schwartz, how its eleven rules hold up, the authorship dispute, the bestseller claim and the 2016 Depp parody.
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A sourced look at Trump: The Art of the Deal: how it was made with Tony Schwartz, how its eleven rules hold up, the authorship dispute, the bestseller claim and the 2016 Depp parody.
A review of Brené Brown’s The Gifts of Imperfection: how its ten guideposts are built, what it says about worthiness, and where readers push back.
Sinek’s Start with Why argues that leaders and companies should lead with purpose. A look at the author, the Golden Circle, the 2009 TEDx talk, and the sharpest criticism of the book’s evidence and brain science.
Dostoevsky’s 1864 novella argues against rational self-interest, then shows what that argument looks like in a person’s life. Publication history, themes, critics, and the film versions.
Philip K. Dick’s alternate history of an Axis-ruled America: how the I Ching shaped it, what the forgery plot is about, where critics split, and how Amazon’s series compares.
How Lois Lowry’s The Giver grew out of her father’s memory loss, why its ending stays open, what critics and parents have said about it, and how the 2014 film compares.