Roosh Valizadeh

This book offers a regressive analysis of how dictatorships have collapsed, giving a general blueprint for how to bring one down and transform it into a democracy. The key word… read more

In this book, a retarded man enlists in an experimental program to make him smarter after trials were successfully done on rats. The story is told in the first person… read more

Steven Pressfield’s latest work about art and writing is Turning Pro, which attempts to help turn your amateur art into a profession. The premise is great but the execution is… read more

I picked up this book after reading Quintus’s review. It’s about a Harvard man named Richard Henry Dana who takes a break from his studies to become a sailor for… read more

We think and feel differently because of what a little Greek town did during a century or two, twenty-four hundred years ago. What was then produced of art and of… read more

This is a novel set in the 1930s about a Southern politician named Willie Stark who rises from a minor local government post to become governor of the state. It’s… read more

In this book I would like to speak up for an ideal that is timeless but finds little accommodation today: manual competence, and the stance it entails towards the built,… read more