@PublishersWkly calls The Invisible List by @RaviMGupta an “energetic guide” to finding fulfillment — one that will inspire readers to stop waiting for “someday” and finally start pursuing their dreams. Pre-order available now!
https://t.co/oXjrt2X7VF
Make that number two for @DougBrunt! Notching another @nytimes bestseller with his second nonfiction book, The Lost Empire of Emanuel Nobel, Doug has quickly become one of the most compelling and bestselling historians today.
Congratulations to @loisromano and her book, An Inconvenient Widow, on becoming a @nytimes bestseller! A well-deserved accomplishment for such an important and revelatory work of history.
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Coming June 16 and available for preorder now, OLD TOWN STYLE: Inside Alexandria’s Most Beautiful Historic Homes opens the doors to 44 extraordinary private residences that tell the story of Alexandria’s history, preservation, and timeless design across three centuries.
As a PR and literary agency based in Old Town, we are proud to donate our time and support the Historic Alexandria Foundation on a project that celebrates the place we’re lucky to work in every day.
Photos by Erik Kvalsvik.
This Memorial Day weekend, reconnect with the stories of those who served, fought, and sacrificed. Here are our recommendations for four powerful reads this weekend from @tobyharnden, @rmanion, @LarryLoftis, and @StanMcChrystal.
Check out @JonathanAlpert's latest piece in @TheFP, “Is Therapy Tearing Us Apart?”
Drawing on themes from his new book, Therapy Nation, Jonathan explores how America’s therapy culture may be making us more anxious, more divided, and more fragile as a society.
https://t.co/rUmztnKioI
Watch @askcliffe and Cliffe Knechtle as they joined @foxandfriends this morning to discuss their new book, Demolishing Doubt, and how the hard and honest questions about faith can become the first step toward a deeper relationship with God.
The #1 new release in US Presidents, Inconvenient Widow by @loisromano, debuts this week — a revelatory new biography of Mary Todd Lincoln that reexamines one of America’s most misunderstood First Ladies and the legacy history left behind.
Therapy Nation by @JonathanAlpert is available now — a counterintuitive look at how the rise of therapy culture has reshaped the way Americans live, speak, and relate to one another.
Blood and Progress by @NoahCRothman lands in bookstores today — a timely new book examining political violence in America, why it happens, and why it must be condemned.
Demolishing Doubt by pastors and social media phenoms @askcliffe and Cliffe Knechtle is available now — on why doubt and questioning is often the paradoxical path that brings us closer to God.
The Lost Empire of Emanuel Nobel by bestselling author @DougBrunt hits shelves today — a fascinating hidden history of one of the world’s most successful business dynasties, the rise of Russia’s petroleum industry, and the forgotten Nobel family empire erased in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution.
Congratulations to Justice Neil Gorsuch and Janie Nitze on Heroes of 1776 hitting #2 on the @nytimes bestseller list! A book every kid should have on their shelf.
The only thing I knew about @jasonaltmire before I invited him onto the podcast was that he’d written a terrific book about the importance of reinvigorating the skilled trades, and that he was the current President and CEO of @CECUedu, a national trade association representing private career schools and trade programs. I didn’t know he was a life-long Democrat who had served three terms in Congress. I didn’t know he lost his reelection because he voted against the Affordable Care Act, or that he had the most centrist voting record in the House when he got out of politics. All I knew was that he shared my interest in closing America’s skills gap by making a more persuasive case for the skilled trades. And now, we're friends.
I have no idea what this guy might have accomplished had he survived his own primary, but he didn't, and the reason is clear - our current system is designed to smother even-handed, commonsensical, moderate voices who care about the country, on both sides of the aisle. To those of you who have urged me to enter politics, this is why I haven’t. To get the endorsement of your party, you have to fall in line. And I’m not a big fan of falling. Or lines, for that matter. And I guess, neither is Jason. Who else would object to the border fence between Mexico and the US, based on the fact that it was constructed of steel imported from China?
Anyway, that’s all behind him. Like many of his predecessors, once upon a time, Jason did his time and then returned to the real world and got busy. Today, he’s focused on reimagining our workforce, and I’m super interested in what he’s already accomplished. What a fun, non-partisan, totally worthwhile conversation. A short clip is below. Our whole conversation is here.
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His book, Trade Up: Why the Future Belongs to Skilled Trades and How Career Education is Transforming the Workforce, is out this week, and worth your time.
https://t.co/VF2JYJXSaz
Oh Mary! A rave review for @loisromano's revisionist look at the much (and often unfairly) maligned Mary Todd Lincoln. The @WSJ calls this seminal book “an exemplary examination” of Mrs. Lincoln’s fascinating life. Preorder your copy of AN INCONVENIENT WIDOW today.