America runs on oil and gasoline, but it’s money that makes the world go ‘round, a fact that Raymond Learsy illuminates poignantly in his collection of essays "Oil and Finance": The Epic Corruption. Unfortunately, as Learsy reveals,... Read More

The games that parents, grandparents, and children invent can stimulate the imagination, teach something, and strengthen bonds. Artist, author, and grandmother Linda Loper Morris, along with co-illustrator Hilbert Bermejo, share that... Read More

Richard W. Fisher’s approach throughout this book is as straightforward and practical as his advice to students. Early on, he states, “Learning requires repetition. Just ask any athlete or musician. You have to practice to get good... Read More

Even in the darkest hour, there is something to honor. This is the mantra of Angelique Michelle Townsend’s poetry collection, "My Gift of Poetry". The earnest pieces in this book honor the lessons and gifts of God. Like personal... Read More

Patsy E. Thomas’ grandchildren inspired her to write "My Favorite Dog", a tale about various people’s favorite dogs. Told in rhyme, each vignette is written in the first person and describes a particular dog’s appearance, work, and... Read More

"Moments of Forever" digs deep into the heart of what it means to be a complete individual within the grand scope of humanity. Bill R. Path offers up a self-help book that dispenses with the superficial. He is a serious writer who... Read More

To call Glenn P. Wolfe’s novel Mneme’s Place “Joycean” is an understatement. There is no doubt the author was inspired by James Joyce’s A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Ulysses, and Finnegan’s Wake. Wolfe employs many... Read More

Your name is Ellie. Your father leaves when you are twelve. Eventually, your sister Rose’s dead body is pulled from the Mississippi. Your mother slips you amphetamines so you won’t get fat. If only you could remember… Like an... Read More