Do unto others … Let he who is without sin cast … Actions speak louder … For those to whom much is given … Give and ye shall … That which does not kill you … This too shall … To err is human, to forgive … The truth shall... Read More

Foreword’s managing editor, Michelle Schingler, is responsible for deciding which books deserve a review in Foreword Reviews. Every issue, she typically whittles a pile of nearly one thousand submissions down to just one hundred and... Read More

Back in September, I detailed my 2016 ordeal with throat cancer and subsequent path to a (fingers crossed) cancer-free recovery in a Screw Cancer and the Sugar It Rode In On blog post on our Foreword Reviews website. Within just a few... Read More

Meet Paul, a shape-shifting, gender-nonconforming college student whose motivating desire is to be as hot as possible, no matter what sex he chooses to be. How’s that for a book teaser?—It comes directly from Monica Carter’s... Read More

Permission. Such a pleasing word to say and reassuring idea. Permission to board, captain? Permission to hunt pheasant on your back forty, Farmer John? Permission to tickle your earlobes with a feather, Rapunzel? It’s an evolved word,... Read More

Certain book genres never quite overcome bum raps—a carryover from bygone days when the book industry was fond of force-feeding readers a certain, stereotyped brand of content, not realizing they were missing a huge alternative reading... Read More

Alan Watts? You know it’s an important name in spiritual circles but you can’t quite place him. Let us fill in some blanks. Foremost, he may be the guy most responsible for turning the West on to Zen Buddhism and the gamut of Eastern... Read More

What’s Foreword Face Off? Glad you asked. Here at Foreword, we’ve long craved to know more about the authors of some of our favorite indie books but the pace of magazine publishing always kept us moving on to the next book, next... Read More