Two best friends grapple with an AIDS diagnosis in this humane novel about suffering and friendship. L. A. Long’s new novella, Bo, is a moving account of two friends coming face-to-face with the ugly, but not defeating, reality of... Read More

Three children travel to Ireland and learn that their late father’s tales of magic were all true in this Harry Potter-esque story. Dragons and destiny, sorcery and schoolmates, and fantasy and family are run of the mill at Wickum Manor... Read More

Experiments in form and language convey one woman’s struggles with love and race. Poetry is a safe space where people can express their inner fears and experiences. Sharon White’s collection, "Pretty from the Back", examines the... Read More

Scariano’s teenage recollections are graphic but tempered with genuine humor—not an easy feat when the subject is human waste. John Kevin Scariano captures all the irreverence and sarcasm one would expect from a teenager working in a... Read More

Biographies of eleven yogis offer diverse perspectives on meditation practice. A resident of London, England, with a degree in psychology from Middlesex University, David Filaber began to explore meditation while attending the... Read More

Charles Rawlings wants everyone to know exactly what he thinks about modern relationships. "It Really Is That Complicated" is his chance to enlighten the world with hard-earned wisdom borne of decades of frustrating romantic... Read More

Newborns do not come with an owner’s manual—a reality that has caused many parents to stress out about the “right” way to raise their children. While there’s no shortage of parenting guidelines dispensed by educators,... Read More

"The Case" tells the story of J. Cooper & Associates (JCA), a small, minority-owned business that was awarded a contract by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) as part of a program administered by the Small Business... Read More