Always enthusiastic, often imperfect, Grier helped develop and sustain an industry, not just for herself, but for so many others. Joanne Passet’s Indomitable: The Life of Barbara Grier presents the life of LGBTQ publishing pioneer... Read More

This is a work that honors the strength and resourcefulness of Cuban refugees who risked everything in their quests for freedom. Antonio Gordon’s comprehensive "The Cuban Exodus of 1994" details how many Cubans, desperate over the... Read More

Animal lovers will delight in the wild adventures and earned luxuries of the fun and furry group in "Wanted: A Forever Home". Janet Goodwin’s "Wanted: A Forever Home" is the sweet and heartfelt story of one wide fur-family and the... Read More

From start to finish, this is fresh and exciting work–highly recommended to fans of thrillers, specifically of action-packed stories concerning political intrigue. Dave Edlund’s "Deadly Savage" is an enthralling story from its... Read More

It would not be an understatement to say that this should be required reading for anyone with an interest in Ojibwe history. "Windigo Moon" is historical fiction infused with research-driven folklore, an important volume of indigenous... Read More

Half romance, half meditation on global affairs, "Juventud" examines how the past can affect the present and how memory can be fallible. Vanessa Blakeslee presents a stirring coming-of-age tale in her evocative debut, "Juventud". In a... Read More

Readers of Metcalf’s age will appreciate these reminiscences of the past. Teri Metcalf’s memoir, "Rambler Rose", is a wandering documentation of her coming of age in California. Born in 1943, Metcalf chronicles her growth from a... Read More

Blanchard shares a legacy of technical and literary pioneers in alpine climbing in this extraordinarily well-written mountaineering memoir. The title page of The Calling: A Life Rocked by Mountains reads, “Patagonia publishes titles... Read More