How Masters champ Rory McIlroy finally learned to stop acting like a playboy.

The New York Post writes: This weekend, Rory McIlroy became only the sixth man to achieve golf’s career Grand Slam — winning The Masters Tournament in addition to the PGA Championship, US Open and British Open. “There is something extraordinary about this, but Rory seems to play his best golf when he’s in the middle of personal

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Becoming Her Debuts at #10 on the NYT Bestsellers List!

Congrats to author, Monica Yates, for this achievement! To learn more about Becoming Her by Monica Yates, click here.

Two Debuts on the USA Today Bestseller List!

Post Hill Press is proud to congratulate our authors, Monica Yates and Faisal Hoque on their books debuting at numbers #4 and #12 on the USA Today Bestseller list! They also made the LA Times Bestseller list at numbers 5 and 7! To learn more about Becoming Her by Monica Yates, click here. To learn

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‘Personal, political and wildly effective’: New Orleans poet debuts new collection

The Advocate recently covered author and poet, Skye Jackson’s, most recent poetry collection, Libre. Read the full article here. Learn more about the book here.

Zibby Interviews Jenny Fielding.

Zibby interviews Jenny Fielding, one of the most active global pre-seed investors, about her new book, Venture Everywhere. Jenny shares her experiences traveling to over 100 countries to profile global entrepreneurs who are starting innovative companies far from Silicon Valley’s spotlight. Click here to listen to the podcast. Click here to learn more about the

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Kevin Shird joins Tavis Smiley to talk about “”A Life For A Life”

Four-time published author, mental health advocate, and activist Kevin Shird joins Tavis in studio to discuss his newest book A Life For A Life: Poor Choices and Unresolved Trauma is Killing America, and why it’s time to reimagine mental health and trauma care. Listen to the Podcast here. Learn more about the book here.

The age of AI requires a new kind of leadership

In a recent article for Fast Company, Transcend author, Faisal Hoque writes: “We live in an era of rapid technological change, where the rise of AI presents both opportunities and risks. While AI can drive efficiency and innovation, it also increases the temptation for leaders to prioritize short-term gains—automating decisions for immediate profit, optimizing for

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Time for businesses to return to their essential purpose

In a new op-ed for Fox, David Bahnsen, writes: “Corporate America is poised to unlock its potential as never before. For years, progressive activists have successfully pushed boards of directors and CEOs at top companies to support and promote radical causes that would never stand a chance at the ballot box. The end-result has been

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Jewish Book Council Reviews Faith’s Answers to America’s Political Crisis

In a recent article from the Jewish Book Council, Marc Katz reviews the late Senator Joe Lieberman’s final book writing: “In Faith’s Answers to America’s Polit­i­cal Cri­sis, Sen­a­tor Joe Leiber­man implores his read­ers to mine their respec­tive reli­gious tra­di­tions for the val­ues that will solve the tox­i­c­i­ty and grid­lock that have become norms in pol­i­tics

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Frank Lavin Essay in The National Review

The National Review recently posted an essay drawn from Frank Lavin’s new book, Inside the Reagan White House: A Front-Row Seat to Presidential Leadership with Lessons for Today. Read the full piece here. Learn more about the book here.