Yevgenia Nayberg’s entertaining graphic memoir recounts her eventful childhood in Ukraine. In 1986, as Halley’s Comet approaches, eleven-year-old Genya prepares to apply to the prestigious National Secondary School of Art. The... Read More

In Rachael MeyersJones’s stirring novel "King Coyote", a city boy navigates the rugged Vermont wilderness and the even more treacherous landscape of his family’s dissolution. Twelve-year-old King is a “soup-brained zombie” of the... Read More

Luke B. Goebel’s winking satirical novel "Kill Dick" parodies contemporary literary and cultural forms. Set against sun-bleached Los Angeles—a place marked by wealth, addiction, and apathy—the book accumulates exaggerations of... Read More

The sumptuous photography of Sophie von Oertzen Williamson’s "The Art of the Clash" illustrates the design principles behind her distinctive and colorful approach to interiors. Williamson’s guiding mantra is based in the power of... Read More

Israelite twins with healing gifts feature in Sharon Reiss Baker’s suspenseful historical novel "Last Days in Moav", about family duty and finding the courage to love. Decades after his ancestors’ exodus from Egypt, Netanel dies in a... Read More

A heartrending tale that approaches the topic of child refugees with a deft, subtle hand, this picture book dreams of a better world. “After the bombs, there was nothing,” begins the story, following April as she gathers a backpack... Read More

A boy is sent on an exhilarating adventure when his dream life bleeds into his waking one in the imaginative graphic novel "Zicky". A boy’s fantasy world invades his real life in Darin S. Cape’s delightful graphic novel "Zicky".... Read More

Encouraging people to form friendships with those on the other side of the aisle, "Finding the Third Way" is an optimistic political memoir. Lanny J. Davis’s observational political memoir "Finding the Third Way" is about his... Read More