A road trip is an opportunity for reflection in "Dessert with Buddha", an allegorical novel in which brothers-in-law grow together. In Roland Merullo’s novel "Dessert with Buddha", brothers-in-law travel across the country, confronting... Read More

"The Good Daughter Syndrome" is a thorough, conversational self-help book about avoiding the unconscious traps that mothers set up when they see their daughters as reflections of themselves. Psychotherapist Katherine Fabrizio’s... Read More

A collection of stories and poems, R. B. Lemberg’s "Geometries of Belonging" compiles and expands on the immersive fantasy world of the Birdverse. The collection’s greatest strength is its balance–not a single note is wasted or... Read More

A collection of Tampa Bay Times columnist and English professor Bill Maxwell’s columns, "Maximum Vantage" tackles weighty issues, including racism, civil rights, censorship, worker exploitation, environmental preservation, and carrying... Read More

In the adventure story "KyRose Takes a Leap", a girl with special abilities faces immense social pressures. Set in 2030, Cicek Bricault’s fantastical novel "KyRose Takes a Leap" focuses on a girl who can speak with animals but who... Read More

"A Dancer in Depth" is a thoughtful actor’s memoir that covers noteworthy professional experiences alongside personal memories. Stanley Howard Mazin’s forthright memoir "A Dancer in Depth" covers time spent on stage, acting, and... Read More

Set in a small Midwestern town, the novel "The Griefmaker" follows two men through their family trials. In George Gurley’s novel "The Griefmaker", a small town is polarized over plans for the local land. The Tenbrooks once owned a... Read More

"Catch Me If You Can" is the gripping sports memoir of a legendary middle distance runner. Filbert Bayi’s "Catch Me If You Can" is an inspiring memoir about the power of sports and the field of middle distance running. Bayi became... Read More