"The Business of Possibility" is a high-minded leadership guide that suggests a revolutionary approach to running a business. John A. Wood’s succinct, philosophical leadership guidebook "The Business of Possibility" looks to... Read More

With scientific aplomb, "The Evolutionary Imperative" considers the past and future of humanity. Charles H. M. Beck and Louis Neal Irwin theorize about the origins and endpoint of evolution in their science book "The Evolutionary... Read More

The death of a showgirl whose escort business could expose corrupt political and social forces drives the mystery novel "Rome by Night". In J. Gennaro Albano’s mystery novel "Rome by Night", powerful forces rush to conceal the... Read More

Otherworldliness informs the eighteen stories of Julian Mortimer Smith’s "The World of Dew and Other Stories", which range from traditional science fiction to speculative fiction, and from flash fiction to long-form short stories,... Read More

In Anton Korenev’s layered translation of "The Seagull", lovestruck elites banter against a struggling landscape that evinces beauty and elicits criticism of Russian art and politics. Anton Korenev’s refreshing translation of Anton... Read More

"Time Worketh Patience" is a faith-based romance in which an early crush reignites. In Melody Kay Heart’s novel "Time Worketh Patience", a young woman struggles with faith and unrequited, troublesome love. Michelle fell hard for her... Read More

"Sally and the Magic River" is an inspirational fantasy set in dreams within dreams. In H. Frank Gaertner’s soaring fantasy novel "Sally and the Magic River", a girl manifests her vision of conquering dangerous river rapids in a canoe.... Read More

"Disposable" is an insightful guide to Christian dating and relationships. Contemporary dating culture includes distractions from spiritual bonding, claims Daniel E. Johnson in "Disposable", a canny Christian interpretation of... Read More