A Child’s Christmas in San Francisco is a short and sweet regional poetry collection that includes light doses of history and entertainment. John Briscoe’s A Child’s Christmas in San Francisco is an ode to the city’s culinary and... Read More

The resonant memories shared in the memoir "The Life of John Cotterell" are followed up by family tributes. "The Life of John Cotterell" is a moving memoir about life, love, and loss, told against the backdrop of twentieth-century... Read More

"The 3-6-9-12 Diet" is a candid dieting book whose shared calorie-counting method led one woman to weight loss success. Pamela DeSimone’s snappy diet guide "The 3-6-9-12 Diet" reintroduces general dieting principles to those who are... Read More

Sergeant Yes Means Yes from the Consent Cavalry– you can call them “Sarge”—is here to answer thorny questions about consent in Isabella Rotman’s approachable graphic novel A Quick & Easy Guide to Consent. Accessible and... Read More

When Ava sees an advertisement for the circus, her mother uses her excitement to get some help around the house. Then, Ava dons her headdress—and her invisible cat, Squishy, dons his top hat—and the family heads to the big top. A... Read More

"You Are a 10 According to Jesus" opens up space for people to explore their spiritual lives within small groups. Jim Wion’s Christian guidebook "You Are a 10 According to Jesus" works to facilitate group discussions for the... Read More

The poet and the naturalist view wilderness with a different set of lenses, ’tis true, but each discipline is much improved when informed by the other—as proven by Thoreau. Deborah Pope shifts back and forth as the moment calls for,... Read More

Nonbinary poet Xandria Phillips’s poetry collection "Hull" employs the language of dreams and fraught journeys, laying bare the historical and current threats to black and queer bodies. The still-powerful forces of colonialism and... Read More