These poems are a diaristic portrait of a man’s creative process; the light verses are a gift. David Talbot’s "Poems for Everyone" is a topically indiscriminate collection, a volume that reflects one man’s quest to understand his... Read More

These macabre stories impart the unsettling thought that anyone might become a killer—even you. Will T. Roberts’s dark collection of short stories, "Killers or Victims", follows a series of protagonists through Freudian inner... Read More

This novelization of a true story is valuable and memorable for its portrait of a troubled life redeemed. Laura Rosek’s gritty and readable memoir-cum-novel "Misunderstood" focuses on growing up in the lower tier of Britain’s working... Read More

This scathing critique of medical establishment orthodoxy presents a radical new approach to men’s health. Malcolm Carruthers is a doctor on a mission in his latest book, Testosterone Resistance: Fighting for the Men’s Health... Read More

This contemplative poetry collection addresses both grand and everyday subjects in thoughtful, lyrical language. Garth Kellett’s poetry collection "Between the Mirrors and Other Poems" highlights feelings and emotions in unusual ways,... Read More

This gently measured tale is filled to the brim with gorgeous language. "The Wise Men of Pizzo", the first work of fiction from Francesco M. Marincola, is an unexpected little gem, a love letter to small towns forgotten in the frenetic... Read More

Naegeli covers a great deal of territory in an effort to synthesize, and broadly understand, the world’s major religions. World traveler Gurdev Naegeli’s debut, Whose Heaven Is It?, is an exploratory interreligious text that seeks to... Read More