In Ray Strong’s space opera Pandora’s Razor, a young woman pays for exposing a corrupt government when her loved ones are targeted. In the twenty-second century, human civilization has expanded beyond the bounds of Earth. There are... Read More

In the epic fantasy novel How to Break An Evil Curse, a princess languishes after an evil sorcerer curses her: if she is touched by sunlight, certain death awaits. Princess Juliana is kept in the dungeon for the first nineteen years of... Read More

Inviting meditation, the poems of "Elemental Natures" are disturbing and enlightening as they address contemporary American cacophonies. Lance Lee’s retrospective collection of poems, art, and an essay, "Elemental Natures", addresses... Read More

"The Prophet and the Warrior" is a religious novel that is fascinating for its view of what the biblical story of Moses means. Richard H. Grabmeier’s novel "The Prophet and the Warrior" is an epic retelling of the story of Moses and... Read More

The Kingdom of the Silver Cat is an original, fantastical middle grade adventure that’s woven with lessons about friendship and fear. Thomas M. Carroll’s middle grade fantasy The Kingdom of the Silver Cat includes excitement, danger,... Read More

Boys’ Secrets and Men’s Loves is a crusading text that argues that women, LGBTQIA individuals, and cisgender straight men ought to band together to salvage democracy. Part memoir, part philosophical treatise, David A. J. Richards’s... Read More

"Emerald Coast" is a freewheeling Florida mystery from Michael Guillebeau. Musician Lizzie Borden (not of family-killing fame) needs wads of money to buy back her songs and stage name, which are being held hostage by her record company.... Read More

The strength of the collection comes from the directness of its varied narrative voices. Illustrated Short Fiction of William H. Coles, 2000–2016 is a literary collection with unconventional and morally gray narrators that only... Read More