Murdock’s openness and humility in using her own pain to empower others brings authenticity to her book on making end-of-life decisions. Diane Burnside Murdock has an impressive résumé. She is a writer, blogger, and researcher; holds... Read More

Swami Achuthananda’s casual, concise tone makes this an excellent primer on Hinduism. Hinduism is the third-largest religion in the world, but many misconceptions surround it. With more than 330 million personal gods, the unfamiliar... Read More

Effective metaphors are balanced by illustrations of nature in this imaginative book of poetry. Presented in both Spanish and English, "Otros Poemas Sencillos/More Simple Poems" is an intriguing and varied package: in addition to the... Read More

Rational and humorous, this wellness guide uses an amusing courtroom model to give helpful, goal-attaining advice. Self-improvement can be logical and sustainable with the right mind-set. This guide to positive change comes from brothers... Read More

This well-researched biography is as visually delightful as one of the Haders’ books. Children’s book lovers and collectors have a wonderful new present, as brightly and invitingly packaged as any childhood birthday gift, with the... Read More

This raunchy collection of vignettes turns political incorrectness into an art form. Exposed and raw—its dark humor seasoned with forbidden monikers and prohibited innuendo—Daniel Curzon’s fictional memoir, "Halfway to the Stars",... Read More

This is a gritty, often deeply disturbing, occasionally amusing story of a mentally ill everyman. A Rocky Start: A Case Study in Letter is the epistolary memoir of Dirk Fisher, who suffers from mental illness and reveals his long... Read More

In-depth and well-documented research bolsters this emotive account of wildlife mismanagement. T. J. Elsbury’s "The Cost of Being Green before Green Was Cool" affirms that state wildlife agency mismanagement of the mule deer population... Read More