A blog of author Russell Hasan, who writes books about philosophy, politics and economics, and science fiction and fantasy novels

Showing posts with label Self esteem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Self esteem. Show all posts

Saturday, March 5, 2022

Oops, I did it again

 I have done it again.

I wrote a new book, "To Be Loved, Love," which, at slightly over 100 pages long, took me two months to write, and I have now published it.

I also reformatted my older book "XYAB Economics" into a Kindle-friendly format, and reissued it under its new and improved title, "Economics: A Theory of Capital."

And, yes, I have been listening to a lot of Britney Spears recently--I am an LGBTQ Millennial, after all--and she inspired the title of this blog post.

Tuesday, April 28, 2020

My Two Newest Books: On Forgiveness and Law and Economics

I recently pushed two new nonfiction books:
On Forgiveness
And
A Law and Economics Approach to Litigation Costs.
On Forgiveness explores forgiveness, not from a religious point of view, but instead from a psychological perspective. It explains self-forgiveness, and the way your self-esteem benefits if you forgive yourself for your own flaws.
The other book is aimed at lawyers, and people who hire and pay lawyers. If you are grappling with understanding why your lawsuit is so expensive, this book may help. Fans of the Law and Economics jurisprudence also have to read this book. I present some new ideas on that topic, and those ideas are must-read ideas.
Please do check them out on Amazon!

Monday, May 21, 2018

Rob Seablue and the Eye of Tantalus


"Self-help for teens, cleverly wrapped in a YA urban fantasy novel. Fans of Wonder, Chicken Soup for the Soul, How to Win Friends and Influence People, A Separate Peace, and Bridge to Terabithia will want to read this book."

A magical curse has been unleashed and Connecticut teen Sorcerer Rob Seablue's best friend has been seduced by evil magic. To save his best friend--and to save the world from his best friend--Rob will fight magical duels, decipher an ancient riddle, and help sad, depressed teens recover their self-esteem so the curse can't destoy them. Will Rob save the world before it's too late?

Learn more at http://russellhasan.com