Book Review: Scammed- Confessions of a Confused Accountant by Anonymous by Maryann Taylor
The book traces the story of Hitesh Shah, a young accountant who is stuck in a dead end job with a pushy boss who makes him feel incompetent and dissuaded. Hitesh’s moment of glory arrives when an impressed client offers him the role of the CEO of a company.
Interview: Author Michael Muhammad Knight by Richard Marcus
I came from a punk rock ethos, and also a certain kind of Muslim ethos, that made it cool to be ignored and alone on the margins.
Book Review: "The Conference Of The Birds" by Peter Sis by Richard Marcus
There are many different paths leading to self awareness, and Sis and Attar prove they don’t have to be devoid of beauty and you can enjoy yourself along the way.
Book Review: "Why I Am A Five Percenter" by Michael Muhammad Knight by Richard Marcus
Touches on topics as diverse as race and the nature of religion in a blend of scholarship and personal memoir that manages to teach us something about the history of Islam among African Americans and the Five Percenters in particular.
Book Review: "River Of Smoke" by Amitav Ghosh by Richard Marcus
River Of Smoke is a wonderful mixture of people, places and story that captures a moment in history like an insect snared in amber.
Book Review: "Tiger Hills" by Sarita Mandanna by Richard Marcus
Offers a glimpse into the past of one province in India and in the process allows readers a view of one of the many different faces of the country.
Book Review - “When Mira Went Forth And Multiplied” by Shinie Antony by Vinod Joseph
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