Backstories, humorous dialogue, and developed personalities humanize these four villainous protagonists. Many fantasy readers know what’s going on with the villains in a story as the baddies antagonize the heroes, but what happens to... Read More

As Neil Genzlinger noted in the New York Times, a good memoir is not just a restatement of what happened, “but a shared discovery.” Titus Plomaritis, a retired chiropractor, has lived an active and productive life, but Titus: The... Read More

An old nautical joke notes that the two happiest days of a man’s life are the day he buys his boat and the day he sells it. In his delightful, insightful, and adventurous memoir, "Sailing with Rhyme and Reason", Robert E. Jack explains... Read More

Shedding new light on the familiar tale of the birth of Jesus, Mary’s Choice takes a look at the life of his mother, Mary. What might Mary have been like as a child, or as a young woman? Was she a normal kid, growing up among friends... Read More