"Thomas Merton Meets the Unspeakable" is a concise presentation of the facts and events surrounding Merton’s death. The 1960s were grim, marked by the assassinations of prominent activists, peacemakers, and politicians. In "Thomas... Read More

"A Dream for Peace" is an insightful memoir about a life of international diplomacy that makes a heartfelt plea for unity. Freedom fighter and globe-trotting diplomat Ghoulem Berrah’s memoir "A Dream for Peace" is an inspiring,... Read More

Thoughtful, inspiring, and moving, This Place: 150 Years Retold collects ten tales about the Indigenous communities of Canada and their troubled relationship with the country’s non-Indigenous inhabitants. The talented writers and... Read More

Set in a time and place when humans have already nearly destroyed the Earth once, Alex Lyttle’s "The Rise of Winter" is a richly imagined middle grade fantasy about a young girl who joins with a select group of animals to protect the... Read More

Matthew Budman’s "Book Collecting Now" is both an enthusiastic, clear-eyed look at book collecting in the digital age and an info-rich primer for those who want to begin, expand, or refocus their collections. Despite predictions, print... Read More

"A Lady in Havana" is self-referential, winking, and thoroughly situated in the Cuban culture of yesteryear. Ashley Morgan’s entertaining novel of passion and persuasion, "A Lady in Havana", puts a Floridian housewife in the eye of a... Read More

In every way, this eye-opening post-apocalyptic tale is a true page-turner. Andy Giesler’s "The Nothing Within" is a fresh and ingenious take on the post-apocalyptic novel. In North America in the twenty-second century, an apocalyptic... Read More

"Grace Revealed" is a religious self-help work that aims to help relieve the anxiety of those in pain. Fred Sievert’s religious primer "Grace Revealed" focuses on the religious phenomenon of grace through the death and resurrection of... Read More