In the opening scene of Cynthia Marie Hoffman’s "Call Me When You Want to Talk about the Tombstones", the author and her mother comb Rose Hill Cemetery in Mt. Carmel, Illinois, searching for family graves. Hoffman’s mother carries a... Read More

"Five Types of Learning" is an essential book for educators in any field. Carol Bogue’s Five Types of Learning: Timeless Wisdom and Recent Research is a tribute to a respected professor’s previously unpublished work. Having studied... Read More

Reflecting a range of subjects and styles, "Georgette, Where Are You?" offers insights into faith and love. Charlotte Poteet’s "Georgette, Where Are You?" collects fresh, inspirational stories that are crafted from a mixture of... Read More

"Hemorrhoids at Halftime" is a work by an expert whose insights just might lead to improved athletic experiences. Hank Roth’s memoir "Hemorrhoids at Halftime" recounts the author’s fifty-five years as a student athlete, coach, game... Read More

A juvenile fantasy with heart, "Babble Magic" is ideal for anyone looking for something fresh and new in the world of witches and wizardry. A menagerie of enchanted animals teaches a crotchety old sorcerer and his young apprentice some... Read More

The quest in "Friedrichstrasse Central" draws fascinating elements into a muddle of genres. An ancient treasure with prophetic implications ensnares an unlikely duo in Geoff Logan’s "Friedrichstrasse Central". Australian geologist Ivan... Read More

These letters’ opinions provide a nice snapshot of a pivotal time in American public discourse. Dan Arthur Pryor’s collection, "Bible Letters to the Public Editor", imparts a conservative Catholic perspective on contemporary events.... Read More

"Visions of Light" is a brilliant book in several senses of the word—a unique collection of innovative, luminous images along with poetry from a variety of voices and fascinating technical insights on the photographic process. Raymond... Read More