Crossing nations and historical periods, the memoir "Chopin through the Window" covers both unimaginable and everyday challenges. Franziska I. Stein’s eloquent memoir "Chopin through the Window" concerns hardships endured in the... Read More

"Agenda 2060" is a darkly humorous novel that looks at the future of global society. Society has collapsed, been reshaped, and might be on the verge of collapse again in A. I. Fabler’s science fiction novel "Agenda 2060". In the year... Read More

In Nermina’s Chance, Dina Greenberg’s historical novel about the Bosnian War, ongoing trauma gives people opportunities to do what is right. In the 1990s, Nermina escapes Bosnia with a young boy who lost his family, like her, and who... Read More

"Weeaboo" is an exuberant coming-of-age story about three friends and the immense changes they experience during their senior year of high school. James is a biracial Japanese teenager who’s under a lot of family pressure to get into a... Read More

Joe Dator combines humorous cartoons with fun, behind-the-panels extras in his collection "Inked". Some of the book’s cartoons were first printed in The New Yorker; others have never been published before. Entries of both kinds spark... Read More

In the historical novel "Cathedral Late Afternoon", a Jewish American soldier in post-war Germany has experiences that change his trajectory. In Bob Lavner’s historical novel "Cathedral Late Afternoon", an American soldier witnesses... Read More

A comforting book for anyone navigating the effects of trauma, August McLaughlin and Jamila Dawson’s "With Pleasure" is an inspiring guide to feeling good in one’s body. McLaughlin and Dawson are a sexuality journalist and a sex... Read More

The speculative text "Social Consciousness Pedagogy" synthesizes intriguing ideas from disparate fields to suggest beneficial modifications to human belief systems. Charles Pidgeon’s "Social Consciousness Pedagogy" draws on multiple... Read More