Editorial
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By Jim Van Laak
October 5, 2026
Jim Van Laak's extraordinary journey from fighter pilot to space program leader reveals how global cooperation can reach beyond our differences.
By Alex Krieger
Greenhorn is a luminous memoir tracing Alex Krieger's journey from a displaced childhood, arriving in America at age nine as a child of Holocaust survivors, to a distinguished career as an architect, planner, and Harvard professor. With a poet's sensitivity and a craftsman's precision, Krieger reflects on the greenhorn's instinct to embrace the values of an adopted nation while remaining an eyewitness to its paradoxes. The result is a masterwork of memory and place that honors both allegiance to a new country and the origins that shaped him.
By Michael Fullan
Leading in a Culture of Change is a guide to principled change leadership in any organization. The book introduces five core components: moral purpose, understanding change, building relationships, creating and sharing knowledge, and creating coherence. Its revised second edition brings these ideas to life through contemporary case studies from education and business.
By John Ruskan
Emotional Clearing is a groundbreaking guide that bridges Eastern spiritual wisdom with Western humanistic psychology to help readers release suppressed negative feelings and restore inner freedom. John Ruskan presents a intuitive, emotion based meditative technique designed to transform emotional pain at every level of being. The result is a practical path toward unconditional happiness, clarity, and deeper self-awareness.
By Robert A. Rosenstone
History on Film/Film on History has established itself as the classic treatise on the historical film, arguing that leaving films out of discussions about the past ignores a major means of understanding historical events. The fourth edition examines what history films convey and how they convey it, integrating detailed analysis of films such as Schindler's List, Glory, October, and Reds while adding a new chapter on cinema from Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, India, and East Asia. It provides essential guidance on reading films as historical interpretations for students of history and film alike.
By Sarah Fine
Marked introduces Cacia Ferry, a Boston paramedic who secretly shepherds souls to the Afterlife for the powerful Ferry clan. When a new partner, Eli Margolis, enters her dangerous world, passion ignites just as a deadly strike against her father, the Charon, throws Fate itself into chaos. Sarah Fine blends urban fantasy, romance, and high stakes suspense in the opening volume of the Servants of Fate trilogy.