"The Girl on the Train" is a thrilling, twisty mystery with a focus on a dark aspect of psychology.

Like a scam website, pseudo-self-esteem imitates the real thing but provides none of the actual benefits.

Chaos Walking is a rich trilogy with many interesting ideas and sci-fi concepts, among them the issue of control versus freedom.

Unless you’re into Mandopop or Chinese romance films, Nana Ou-Yang is probably not on your radar. But her latest release—Love Letter EP—is a good reason for fans of relaxing, uplifting “New...

"Noteworthy" is an ongoing conversation about new music and music trends, because no algorithm can replace word-of-mouth recommendations.

Thomas Walker-Werth interviews Angel about the purpose and vision of her Substack Fictionosophy and how literature and the ideas in it have affected her personally.

In this video, I respond to a viewer accusing me of promoting censorship, racism, and musical fascism.

According to the prevailing moral code, morality is bad for you. And I think that’s obscene.

Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel The Handmaid's Tale illustrates the relationship between liberty and self-esteem, which I explore in this new video.

In this video, Martin highlights the differences between the Romantic and the Naturalist school of art by providing two comparative case studies.

These three steps can help you find meaningful, fulfilling work by cultivating the habit of living curiously.

To be truly motivated to see a resolution through, you need to know what rational values you intend to spend your life achieving and how the resolution helps you achieve them.