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Book Review: Julia

There is something unsettling about reading a book when you already know how it ends. That’s the tension running underneath Julia by Sandra Newman, a retelling of George Orwell’s classic 1984. You
April 1, 2026

In Defense of Ownership

Owning things again isn’t about nostalgia. It’s about control, ritual, presence, and permanence in a moment when nearly everything we consume is temporary—streamed, removed, edited, downgraded, or quietly forgotten.
January 1, 2026

Book Review: Discontent

Discontent, and the Cost of Being Fine: Beatriz Serrano reflects on the subtle but corrosive misalignment of modern life.
January 1, 2026

Small Acts, Great Weight

Every so often, a book comes along that whispers instead of shouts — and somehow its quiet is what stays with you. Claire Keegan’s Small Things Like These is exactly that kind
November 1, 2025

Self-Discipline vs. Self-Compassion

This by Chelsea Allen: structure-loving, early-rising, routine-obsessed Discipline isn’t about punishment; it’s about design. It’s the framework that turns intentions into outcomes, and dreams into lived reality. In a world full of
July 1, 2025

Shhhh! or Share?

The Case for Oversharing by Jennifer Grey You can call it oversharing. I call it telling the truth.  For too long, we were taught to smile through the pain, to keep the
May 1, 2025

Book Review: Demon Copperhead

SynopsisDemon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver is a powerful coming-of-age novel that follows the life of a boy born into poverty in rural Appalachia. Inspired by David Copperfield but rooted in contemporary American
March 1, 2025

What’s Next for Pittsburgh

Major Development Projects The Lower Hill Redevelopment Project The long-anticipated redevelopment of the Lower Hill District continues to make waves. This transformative project aims to blend residential, commercial, and cultural spaces while
January 1, 2025
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