Read the chapters. Then meet the author.

Four parts, twelve chapters, and one collision between merit and system logic. Charles anchors the author layer of the November edition and signs in person on the day.

When Christiana Sagay's company went fully remote, she expected freedom. What arrived instead was a second displacement, one that carried the same vigilance, the same exhaustion, and the same invisible rebuilding she had already survived once as an immigrant. Nobody warned her about this one. Nobody stamps your passport for it, but your nervous system pays the toll anyway.

The Second Immigration names what millions of immigrant professionals are living through but have no language for: a second upheaval hiding inside the shift to remote work. Drawing on published research, composite portraits of real professionals, and the author's own experience as a Senior Program Manager, the book maps this hidden terrain across four territories: Time, Place, People, and Self, and offers twenty-three short, practical lessons for navigating each one. It is the first book in The Japa Diary series.

Far from being another remote-work productivity guide, it is the first book to treat remote-work burnout as a distinctly immigrant experience, layered with code-switching, remittance guilt, heritage-language loss, and the particular loneliness of proving yourself in a country that already asked you to prove yourself once.

Temisan Sagay is a Senior Program Manager, writer, and the author of The Second Immigration, the first book in The Japa Diary series. He writes about work, migration, and the particular exhaustion of doing both at once.

You immigrated once. Remote work asked you to do it again, without the welcome committee, without the visa office, without anyone acknowledging it was happening. The Second Immigration is the first book that names what you've been carrying and shows you how to set it down. If you're an immigrant professional working remotely and the exhaustion feels oddly, unplaceably familiar, this book was written for you.

The Second Immigration, Book One of The Japa Diary, is coming soon. Join the waitlist to be among the first to begin your Second Crossing.

The In-Between is a deeply personal exploration of what happens when life asks us to stand between what has been and what is becoming.

Through stories of leadership, loss, caregiving, change, identity, resilience, and the wisdom of the body, Deanna Davies reflects on the moments that interrupt the lives we thought we were living and invite us to pay attention differently.

Part memoir and part invitation to reflect, The In-Between reminds us that we do not always need to rush through uncertainty or have the next chapter figured out. Sometimes the space between endings and beginnings is where some of our most meaningful growth takes place.

Take the conversation home with you.

Continue your own journey through The In-Between: A Memoir of Leadership, Loss, and the Body's Quiet Wisdom.

Copies will be available at the event, with an opportunity to meet Deanna and have your book personally signed.

Read. Reflect. Continue the conversation.

Atif Rashid, MBA, CPA, is an author, TEDx speaker, resilience coach, and founder of Inspire1 - Impact Billions, a global movement dedicated to building a more resilient world. A cancer survivor and right-leg amputee, Atif transformed life-altering adversity into a mission to help others lead with courage, positivity, and purpose. Blending business expertise, lived experience, practical frameworks, and humor, he inspires individuals and organizations to navigate change and turn setbacks into meaningful growth. His book, One Leg. One Life. No Excuses., brings his message of resilience and self-leadership to audiences worldwide.

What happens when life takes away the future you imagined? In One Leg. One Life. No Excuses., Atif Rashid shares his journey through childhood adversity, immigration, cancer, amputation, and rebuilding his life with purpose. More than an inspirational memoir, this story-driven guide explores resilience, positivity, and self-leadership without pretending adversity is easy. Through lived experience, practical reflections, and his 5R Framework®, Atif shows how small choices can help us

navigate uncertainty, rebuild after loss, and turn pain into purpose. His message is simple: you cannot always control what happens to you, but you can choose how you respond.

Oge Nwachukwu is a Business Analysis consultant and educator with more than a decade of experience helping organizations deliver business outcomes through people, process, and technology initiatives. She is the founder of Pollard Learning, an IIBA Premium Training Provider, where she leads practical training in Business Analysis, Project Management, and Organizational Change Management. She has helped hundreds of professionals across North America, Europe, and Africa build pathways into Business Analysis and related transformation careers. Oge is also an Associate Professor at Lambton College and has developed practical Business Analysis curricula for higher-education organizations. Her consulting experience includes working with one of the global Big Four professional services firms. Her current interest lies at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Business Analysis, with a focus on how organizations can successfully deploy AI solutions that deliver real business outcomes.

A practical guide for recent graduates and mid-career professionals seeking to start a business analysis career. The book follows a five-step framework that takes readers from exploring the profession to preparing for and pursuing business analysis opportunities, helping them recognise their transferable skills, build on them through practical work, and demonstrate their readiness. Its companion resources (examples, tools, templates, sample résumés, and AI assistants) plus video demonstrations show readers exactly how to put the guidance into practice.