Eric Robert Morse, author of the philosophical and political works Amazement and Justice and Equality, turns his focus to something that has baffled man since the beginning of time: love. Inspiring thinkers, poets, and mystics alike, love can well be considered the dearest subject in all of literature. With this long essay, Morse adds to the host what is perhaps the most logical and practical conception since Plato’s, finding truths about love where least expected.

Love Is Justice has been praised as an elegant proof of a truly beautiful idea and aims to found a new standard for interpersonal relationships, romantic or otherwise.

A note from the editors: Our catalogue is currently made up of one title—Love Is Justice. While we are in the process of expanding our book list, we can only provide information on the single work. Until we can offer a better furnished catalogue, we would like to present material from our authors outside of their books.

An essay by Eric Robert Morse fit quite well with the theme of our publishing company and so we would like to present it first: Appreciating the Classics