The Psychology of Dawson's Creek: Love, Identity, and Growth in Capeside explores the emotional and psychological journeys of its characters through frameworks like Erikson’s stages and attachment theory, offering fresh insights into love, identity, and personal growth across adolescence.

Conspiracy Theorists and Those Who Love Them by RJ Starr offers a compassionate guide to maintaining connection across differing worldviews. Focusing on empathy, emotional drivers, and practical tools like active listening, it helps readers navigate relationships without losing respect or understanding.

Public Outrage: Why Bad Behavior is on the Rise explores the psychological and cultural roots of increasing public incivility. Examining social media, disconnection, and declining etiquette, it offers solutions for fostering respect, emotional intelligence, and a more civil society.

Book of Blame explores why we blame others to protect the ego and avoid responsibility—and how this damages relationships and growth. RJ Starr offers practical tools for shifting toward accountability through communication, emotional regulation, and self-awareness.