With an appreciation for the many forms and traditions of spiritual practice, this is a valuable and accessible book. In "Akashic Alphabet", Trenace Rose pairs lyrical renditions of the twenty-six-letter alphabet with beautifully colored... Read More

An unlikely friendship blossoms between a rosy-cheeked, gardening lion and a bird who is injured and unable to fly south with his flock. Marianne Dubuc’s pencil drawings characterize these kind, loyal, and wise companions as they keep... Read More

Make no mistake about it, poet, you do the voodoo with life’s confusing doodoo to change it into user-friendly, pharm-grade palliatives to ease troubled minds. And should your mother commit suicide and cloud over your sunny schoolgirl... Read More

This detailed guide is a must-have for marketing on the fly with few people and a tiny budget. This appealing and accessible primer gives an overview of the most important aspects of online marketing. While not a textbook, this slim... Read More

Poems reflect unique experience of author, who has seen much in her life. Writing poetry is, in some ways, an intimate expression of inner thoughts and feelings. In her poetry collection "Places in the Heart", Florence V. Gilmore-Kersee... Read More

This supernatural story features an intriguing mix of Old World mysticism and New World fantasy. "Chronicles of Xerica" is a fable about an ancient kingdom that packs a symbolic, semi-political punch. With the potential to appeal to a... Read More

The struggle between good and evil has long fascinated humankind. With "Devils or Angels", Dan Roberson enters the fray, confronting questions about absolute evil and absolute good. While this book breaks no new ground, it offers... Read More

Grandmothers are supposed to wield rolling pins and trays of cookies, not pistols, knives, and nooses. Yet the grandmother in "Lefties", by Karmel Arbelaitz, is on a mission: Rid the world of men with no morals, especially those who... Read More