The language of "The Fiddler is a Good Woman" blends the profane and poetic. Geoff Berner’s "The Fiddler is a Good Woman" pieces together the fictionally fragmented life of a Canadian rock violinist named DD, known for her many moods... Read More

"What Did Jesus Do?" gives a refreshing look at the Catholic Church by examining the life and teachings of Jesus. What Did Jesus Do? The Biblical Roots of the Catholic Church by Thomas J. Nash seeks to reveal that the Catholic Church is... Read More

A quietly luminous narrative follows five displaced children and reimagines the notion of family. In Gaute Heivoll’s "Across the China Sea", a son returns to his childhood home in rural Norway, prepared to clean out the house following... Read More

Addressing life’s ever-changing emotional pulls, "The Mood Elevator" is likely to be an engaging and educational read for employees, managers, and senior executives alike. Organizational consultant Larry Senn makes excellent use of the... Read More

Lazy summer days are captured in this small-town, gently elegant novel. Kathleen Novak’s second novel, "Rare Birds", is a lovely slice-of-life work that introduces myriad residents of a small town whose stories intersect. The entire... Read More

"Mask by Mask" is a beautiful book—a smart, sexy, and complex novel. Tyler Kyle’s "Mask by Mask" is a wondrous novel with spirit, depth, and sensuality. At once a love letter to Barcelona, a character study of a woman dealing with... Read More

Yes, poetry is pure feeling, the source of all beauty, a portal to hidden truths. Poetry is also drop-dead funny, and David Lee, side-splitter extraordinaire, is, in this sense, a serial killer. Utah’s first Poet Laureate in 1997, PhD,... Read More

"Sons of Devils" is an enthralling mystery and would be enjoyed by anyone who enjoys a dark narrative with moments of humor. "Sons of Devils", by Alex Beecroft, is a mystery with gothic, supernatural elements and a charming ensemble of... Read More