This ideologically libertarian historical novel follows immigrants who become millionaires, believing that people can work together to change the world. Spanning the entirety of the twentieth century, Gary Andersen’s historical novel... Read More

"A Chronicle of the Roman Twilight" is an entertaining and informative look at the end of the Western Roman Empire. John Ranger’s massive historical novel "A Chronicle of the Roman Twilight" depicts the last days of the Western Roman... Read More

A Pawn’s Journey is a compelling novel with audience improvement in mind. Elliott Neff’s lifelike self-help novel A Pawn’s Journey uses chess strategies as a metaphor for building life skills. The story focuses on a floundering... Read More

This specialized and scholarly text explores the whys of workplace bullying. Terrance Sereda’s research-based "Mapping Workplace Bullying Behaviours to Moral Disengagement" examines how individuals rationalize workplace bullying.... Read More

Lars Petter Sveen’s "Children of God", translated by Guy Puzey, collects stories featuring the New Testament’s marginal people. On the edge of the Roman empire, a place where everything is “so mixed up, so confusing … that it... Read More

"Therapy" uses its poetic lines to capture the wounded rage of an isolated individual. Mike McCluskey’s poetry collection, "Therapy", gathers the troubled thoughts of an “absolute lunatic” and “madman” who lays it all on the... Read More

With lines that trip across a life well examined, "Poems and Other Nonsense" is a humorous and heartfelt collection. Dexter Satterwhite’s poetry collection "Poems and Other Nonsense" is alternately funny and wise with its verses about... Read More

The clever children’s poetry collection "Call in Well" explores its themes through creative and fun-filled lines. Timothy Orley’s disarming children’s poetry collection "Call in Well" is accentuated by delightful characters and... Read More