The first of three volumes of poetry published by Yale English literature graduate Kenneth Rand before his untimely death in 1918 by the Great Influenza epidemic as he was trying to serve his country in WW1. Many of the poems within this first volume were reprints of Rand's contributions to the various magazines available during his time at Yale, including the Yale Literary Magazine where he served as chairman of the board. Some of the notable poems within this collection of his early work...

50 Classic Self-Help Works The American Success & New Thought Library This volume gathers fifty foundational works that shaped the American philosophy of success. Written between the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, these books established the principles of wealth creation, mental discipline, persuasive influence, and spiritual law that continue to inform modern self-development literature. Organized into five structured sections, this collection presents a complete course in...

In 'How to Succeed,' a carefully curated boxed-set anthology, the reader encounters a rich tapestry of philosophies and styles woven into the expansive theme of personal and professional success. From ancient wisdom to modern thought leadership, this collection presents a dialogue across centuries, featuring works that range from the introspective spiritual insights of Eastern philosophy to the pragmatic prosperity teachings of early 20th-century American self-help gurus. The anthology exc...