Bulls, Bears and Pigs | Christopher Cathey | Video Trailer

Book Description Chris Cathey relished every minute of life as a trader at Goldman Sachs. Here he simply shares his experience. From his unlikely starting point in working class Newcastle, Chris’ self-determination sees him become a Cambridge PhD before gaining a reputation as a consistently profitable trader. While giving insight into the methods and driving … Read more

How It’s Just a Story by Ilona Opaal Explores Survival, Faith, and Spiritual Awakening

It’s Just a Story by Ilona Opaal is a fierce and deeply personal book about survival, faith, and the difficult path toward spiritual awakening. It is not a quiet story. It speaks with urgency, emotion, and conviction, drawing readers into the mind and heart of a woman who has endured pain, betrayal, abuse, loss, and … Read more

How African Theology Expands Our Understanding of Humanity

What does it truly mean to be human? This question has shaped philosophy, theology, literature and culture for centuries. Yet for too long, many global conversations about humanity have been framed mainly through Western categories of individualism, rationality, autonomy and personal achievement. While these ideas remain important, they do not tell the whole human story. … Read more

How Hospitals Can Support Families of Premature Babies

Navigating life in a neonatal intensive care unit can be overwhelming for families. The experience is filled with uncertainty, complex medical routines, and emotional strain. Hospitals play a critical role not just in the care of premature infants, but in supporting the families who are integral to their babies’ growth and recovery. Chelsea Maher’s NICU … Read more

A Middle-Grade Fantasy About Belonging, Bravery and Broken Stars in Ruben and the Curious Cosmonaut

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In Ruben and the Curious Cosmonaut by A R Marchant, belonging is not something granted easily and bravery is not defined by loud gestures or fearless certainty. Both are discovered slowly, in quiet choices made under pressure, in unfamiliar places where nothing behaves as expected. Set against a backdrop of floating wreckage and fading celestial … Read more

Love as Resistance in Authoritarian Regimes

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Authoritarian regimes thrive on control. They regulate speech, behavior, loyalty, and even thought. They reward conformity and punish deviation. In such systems, power depends on uniformity. Individual identity must be subdued for the collective narrative to survive. In Mine by Terry Pinaud, love becomes a quiet but radical act within this environment. The world of … Read more