This fine showcase of Japanese art displays in clear photographs pottery that is on par with famous paintings and sculptures. The Asian art collection of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts has long been known as one of the best such... Read More

"Manifesting Minds", an ode to all things psychedelic, is one of those books that is guaranteed to shake up the worldview of even the most jaded and well read. People can expect to have their minds blown, their consciousness raised, and... Read More

This memoir discusses—straight from the heart—the truth of how relationships can suffer when dealing with health concerns. In "The Sanctuary of Illness", Thomas Larson tells his story of surviving a series of heart attacks,... Read More

Sometimes heart-wrenching, sometimes humorous, this memoir of building a family will inspire social change. When a gay couple decides the parenting life is for them, their one-year stint as foster parents of three premature infant... Read More

Butcher’s lively gastronomic notebook reveals as much about her neighborhood and travels as it does about cuisine. Sally Butcher is the colorful owner of Persepolis, a Persian deli situated in London’s international Peckham district.... Read More

Zulberg helps readers integrate twelfth-century Jewish ideology incrementally, thus removing obstacles to implementing lifestyle changes. In "The Life-Transforming Diet", David Zulberg demonstrates that the work of Maimonides, canonized... Read More

Uniqueness and influence converge in these rich and impressive poems. In his foreword for this impressive collection, Harold Bloom, author of The Anxiety of Influence, expresses his supreme admiration for Peter Cole. The two seem to be... Read More

The brevity of these pieces allows for reflection on the urgency of day-to-day life in the Middle East. Fiction can reveal truths that are difficult to face directly. That’s the case with "Gaza Writes Back", Refaat Alareer’s stunning... Read More