"A Second Act in Life" is an earnest guidebook with advice for slowing down, resetting, and finding the spirit within oneself. Recovering addict Nick deSpoelberch’s memoir-cum-self-help book "A Second Act in Life" is about struggling... Read More

In the satirical novel "Deadpan", a surreal case of mistaken identity sparks a twisting tour through celebrity idolatry and antisemitic resentment. In Richard Walter’s humorous novel "Deadpan", a small-town car salesman blinks and... Read More

Treating the early 2000s with nostalgia, "The Equity of Love" is an intriguing novel set in the high-stakes world of technology companies. In Marcus LaPierre’s nuanced contemporary novel "The Equity of Love", miscommunications in... Read More

"Let the Playing Field Level the Playing Field" is a speculative technology text that is filled with optimistic predictions about the future. A grand, idealistic technological manifesto, Dennis Joiner’s "Let the Playing Field Level the... Read More

The world’s major religions have concealed truths about interplanetary contact, according to the passionate book "The Chariots Flew Then and Still Do Today!" Ron Pleune’s personal experience of leaving Christianity is integrated into... Read More

"God, the Grandest Illusion" is a provocative, esoteric text that suggests extraterrestrial influence upon human evolution. Ron Pleune’s piquing ancient history text "God, the Grandest Illusion" discusses extraterrestrial activity on... Read More

The spiritual guide "The Angels Remind Me" takes the empathetic stance that anyone can receive angelic messages and apply them toward self-improvement. The founder of Discovering Angels and a member of Joe Vitale’s Zero Limits... Read More

A thorough biography-cum-true-crime book, "Black Postmaster in a White Town" reports on an overlooked nineteenth-century atrocity that affects the victims’ descendants to this day. Fostenia W. Baker’s biography of Frazier Baker,... Read More