An extended love letter to Mary Shelley, the poems and prose in "Aspiring Child" describe her complex life in depth, heartbreak by heartbreak. The visceral poems collected in Ted Morrisey’s "Aspiring Child" are framed as personal... Read More

Faith and chronic illness shape the inspiring memoir "From Ashes to Beauty". Written with the flavor of a tract, Emma Arnold’s concise spiritual memoir From Ashes to Beauty: My Journey with God and MS explores the intersection of... Read More

The religious self-help book "Embracing the Law of Attraction" asserts that change is possible for everyone. J. M. Jones’s provocative self-help book "Embracing the Law of Attraction" makes an impassioned case for reconsidering how to... Read More

"The Human Condition" is an encouraging self-help text that suggests harnessing happiness by modifying one’s mindset. Bob Yari’s philosophical self-help book "The Human Condition" encourages shifts in thinking and behavior that can... Read More

"A Man of Impeccable Taste" is an engrossing mystery novel in which a detective reflects on a past case—and on French cuisine. A philosophical detective leads R. Brooke Jeffrey’s nostalgic mystery novel, "A Man of Impeccable Taste".... Read More

An epistolary religious text for young readers, "Mr. Smitty Notes: Genesis 1-11" argues that the biblical precepts that helped to shape America’s past are still relevant today. "Mr. Smitty Notes: Genesis 1-11" is made up of religious... Read More

"Checkmate" is a fascinating text that explains, in detail, the history, culture, and politics of the Middle East. Gennaro Buonocore’s "Checkmate" is a concise and thoughtful primer on the intricacies of Middle Eastern politics. With... Read More

Outlining the dangers of excessive stress, the self-help text "Rest Ethic" includes tools for making rest and recovery a healthy, lifelong habit. Sean Orr’s self-help text "Rest Ethic" argues against addictive work ethics and suggests... Read More