"Melt the Ice" forwards actionable information to help hard-working, aspiring entrepreneurs achieve financial freedom. Emmaus Ferdinand’s "Melt the Ice" is a strategy guide for those seeking side hustles that could earn them... Read More

The New Age theories in "Hands-on Brain" include useful exercises for cleansing the mind and spirit. Rene Qian’s New Age text "Hands-on Brain" explores how the brain’s electrical fields impact people’s physical and mental health;... Read More

The resonant memories shared in the memoir "The Life of John Cotterell" are followed up by family tributes. "The Life of John Cotterell" is a moving memoir about life, love, and loss, told against the backdrop of twentieth-century... Read More

"Seeing the Light through Black Death" is a fascinating religious memoir that draws lessons from a life-changing cape buffalo attack. Laurence W. Trotter II’s memoir "Seeing the Light through Black Death" draws spiritual lessons from... Read More

Inviting meditation, the poems of "Elemental Natures" are disturbing and enlightening as they address contemporary American cacophonies. Lance Lee’s retrospective collection of poems, art, and an essay, "Elemental Natures", addresses... Read More

Often fiery and always authentic, the poems collected in "Feed the White Wolf" are fearless in addressing addiction and mental illness. Patrick Lahey’s poetic memoir "Feed the White Wolf" is about surviving addiction. Following a loose... Read More

"Teacher Unions and Social Justice" is a timely text about facilitating progressive education. Edited by Michael Charney, Jesse Hagopian, and Bob Peterson, "Teacher Unions and Social Justice" is a collection of essays about the... Read More

Filled with friendship, adventure, and a lot of puppy charm, "Finding My Yip" is an entertaining children’s story about what it means to be brave. In Christine Isley-Farmer’s sweet children’s book "Finding My Yip", a girl and her... Read More