In Rinny Gremaud’s fascinating novella "Generator", a woman investigates nuclear energy and her parentage. “I was born in 1977 at a nuclear power plant in the south of South Korea,” the unnamed narrator opens. She and her mother... Read More

Sisters with supernatural gifts investigate suspicious archaeological operations in the series-opening mystery novel "The Fire on Slate Fell". In Warren Cabral’s quirky mystery novel "The Fire on Slate Fell", telepathic sisters unravel... Read More

The truth behind the legend of Calamity Jane is revealed in Noah Van Sciver’s graphic biography "Calamity Before Jane". At the Pan-American Exposition of 1901 in Buffalo, New York, crowds pay to meet Martha Jane Cannary, better known... Read More

"Encounter Grace" is a pragmatic, navigable workbook of microexercises for prayer that leaves open different possibilities for interacting with the divine. Grounded in the imaginative spiritual exercises of Ignatius Loyola and the... Read More

Complemented by charming illustrations, "Smalltown City and the Spirit of City Hall" is Nancy Pearson’s illuminating chapter book about an edifying field trip that continues through a terrifying storm. Though they don’t know it when... Read More

In Em Dickson’s stunning biographical collection "Beyond They/Them", nonbinary, gender-diverse, and two-spirit trailblazers are honored for their groundbreaking impacts across various media. This dynamic book highlights twenty... Read More

Addressing timeless Christian themes in a colloquial tone, Ain’t Afraid to Say It is a supportive, scripture-based poetry collection. Roosevelt and Miesha Franklin’s religious poetry book Ain’t Afraid to Say It is about seeking... Read More

Playful and absurd, the satirical meditation The Hole Truth and Nothing… muses on iterations of the hole in life and in culture. Ron Budge’s satirical book The Hole Truth and Nothing… considers some of life’s greatest... Read More