Book Reviews

Not as well-known but more authoritative are three books by two real-life FBI profilers, John Douglas and Robert Ressler.

Sigrid Undset’s masterpiece is actually a trilogy.

Published in 1950, it concerns the titular empress and saint, who lived during the 200s and 300s A.D. and was the mother of Constantine the Great. 

James Joyce (1882—1941) was one of the greatest literary geniuses of the twentieth century.

Their non-fiction book challenges the common assumption that the universe teems with complex life-forms (intelligent or otherwise). 

Franz Kafka, insurance agent and literary genius, died from tuberculosis in 1924 at the age of forty.