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Darren Palmer of L'Overture Books Beans & Gifts reviews interesting books and asks the quintessential question.
A retired Atlantic County educator and bookstore owner explores a 19th-century colonial text to uncover Africa’s true history, Roman conquest, and the long game of global power.
A retired Atlantic County educator reflects on Yuval Noah Harari’s vision for education, artificial intelligence, and the essential skills students need in a rapidly changing world.
Atlantic City Focus columnist Darren Palmer examines how Political Tribes by Amy Chua explains identity politics, political division, and America’s path toward unity.
A new weekly Sunday column beginning January 2026 explores books, history, education, and ideas shaping our world.
