"The Survival of the Richest" is a ranging treatise that melds Darwinism with business theory to assert that wealth is essential to survival. Anthony M. Criniti IV’s business text "The Survival of the Richest" imparts theories on... Read More

The historical West was lawless and degenerate—a place of perps and victims, lots of victims. Kat Cameron is haunted by the experiences of those least among us, commoners of the Western prairies, especially women, and her searing work... Read More

Brilliant and disturbing, M. Billiter’s novel "The Divided Twin" takes a grim look inside the mind of a killer. On the surface, Aaron and Branson Kovak are two normal identical twins juggling the demands of their final year of college.... Read More

Chris Schapdick found his passion in tiny house building and made it a second career. With "Building Your Tiny House Dream", he turns his attention to mentoring others through the building process. The book’s warm, openhearted style... Read More

Eleven years of correspondence between a father and his son are collected in "Letters to a Young Pastor"—honest and thoughtful letters about what it takes to be a minister. While any response to Peterson’s letters is missing—save... Read More

Jarad Greene’s graphic novel "Scullion" romps through its medieval setting with humor, surprises, and a positive attitude. Darlis works as a dishwasher for the royal family. His mother has plans for him to follow her into the... Read More

Yvon Roy’s inspiring graphic memoir "Little Victories" is about his relationship with his autistic son, Oliver. Roy and his wife were filled with grand dreams for their baby son’s future, but they soon noticed that Oliver’s speech... Read More

"Loved" is a valuable self-help book that encourages its audience toward improving their relationships. Julie Shafer prescribes communication help for relationships in her self-help book, "Loved". While aimed at women and their... Read More