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A practical guide to befriending the restless “monkey mind” and developing a more compassionate relationship with thought, emotion, and the search for happiness. Drawing on psychotherapy, meditation, and Eastern philosophy, Nancy Colier offers an accessible path toward greater self-acceptance, presence, and lasting contentment.

Set on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, Lurianics follows Isaac Luria, a man consumed by the pursuit of his “true work”, a creation capable of giving his life meaning beyond ordinary labels. Michael Brodsky’s expansive literary novel traces Luria’s encounters, distractions, ambitions, and resistance as he struggles to turn vocation into reality.

An essay exploring Stanley Kubrick’s cinema through the recurring theme of the Odyssey. Fabrice Jaumont examines the director’s movement through time, space, image, music, and cinematic technique, tracing how Kubrick repeatedly reworks the idea of journey, questioning, and transformation across his filmography.

A coming-of-age novel about Jimmy, an overweight boy growing up in 1970s Massachusetts who endures bullying and a life-changing injury. As he moves through adolescence, baseball becomes a source of discipline and recovery, while he struggles with family, identity, intimacy, and the long emotional aftermath of trauma.