Women’s rights activist Beate Sirota Gordon’s passion for bridging cultures is clearly evoked through this fascinating tribute to her work. Nassrine Azimi and Michel Wasserman pay tribute to Beate Sirota Gordon, champion of the arts... Read More

This enjoyable tongue-in-cheek satire ingeniously threads hot-button issues into a farcical plot. Karen Schiff’s novelization of her play, "The First Supper", explores divisions among Republicans with tongue-in-cheek vigor. When... Read More

With the voice of a friend, Merienne shares lessons learned from caring for her father. Tough… Tough Times… Tough Decisions: Easing the Transition to Aged Care for All the Family, by Rita Merienne, helps families, particularly adult... Read More

The setting of a reservation in New Mexico, paired with otherworldly forces, creates a mystical mood in this suspenseful novel. A skillful blend of Native American folklore and supernatural forces, this frightening murder mystery... Read More

The sting of Christopher Linforth’s stories lingers long after the final page. Complex and disturbing, they follow ordinary people caught up in worlds not of their own making, knowing that somewhere (and it’s always somewhere else)... Read More

Nilsson’s refreshing perspective acknowledges the complementarity of the paths of mystic and scientist. Stanford scientist Anders Nilsson pens a guide for connecting to a path of spiritual awakening. Its perspective is fresh and... Read More

This accomplished writer’s “focused journaling” exercises encourage self-discovery. Catherine Ann Jones’ first book, The Way of Story: The Craft and Soul of Writing, inspired creative writers to complete short exercises in order... Read More

While Sachiko “Takata” Bailey is a survivor, it takes years before she is able to thrive. A Japanese war bride, Bailey married African-American soldier LeRoy Bailey in 1952. In this memoir written with the help of her daughter,... Read More