With insights into the lasting effects of wars on those who fight them, the memoir "Cong Catchers" is a veteran’s account of his experiences in Vietnam. Lee Halverson’s memoir "Cong Catchers" recalls his service as a military police... Read More

Set in the era of the Revolutionary War, this satisfying historical novel follows a spy as she experiences delicate moments of genuine love and forgiveness. In Pamela R. Winnick’s beguiling historical novel The Spymaster’s Mistress,... Read More

Irish singer and songwriter Paul Brady’s memoir "Crazy Dreams" is his mesmerizing account of “sleepwalking” toward folk greatness. Born and raised in a gray space between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic to parents from... Read More

"Solum" is an emotive fantasy novel about a family that’s driven to protect the unwitting populace from supernatural threats. In G. M. Chmilar’s urban fantasy novel "Solum", a family of magical warriors takes a young college student... Read More

Cheryl E. Klein’s memoir "Crybaby" is candid about living with infertility and cancer simultaneously, while also navigating everyday life. When Klein and her fianceé, CC, decided to start fertility treatments to have a child, their... Read More

The travel memoir "Suspected Hippie in Transit" is filled with sharp observations about class, spiritual practices, and fellow seekers. Martin Frumkin’s rollicking travel memoir "Suspected Hippie in Transit" follows his 1970s,... Read More

In Dung Kai-cheung’s collection of short stories "A Catalog of Such Stuff as Dreams Are Made On", material objects become like talismans that affect the flow of life. These ninety-nine stories were first published in 1999, soon after... Read More

Erica Gies’s book documents how conventional water control efforts damage ecosystems and the water cycle, and how they are overwhelmed by natural disasters driven by climate change. Still, whether in Midwestern floodplains, Vietnam’s... Read More