Assessing and critiquing various aspects of the American health-care system, "Make America Healthy Again" is a piquing medical treatise. Part exposé, part social science treatise, surgeon Charles Antinori’s provocative book "Make... Read More

The evocative, gritty memoir Daddy’s House is about reckoning with the trauma of abuse and forging success fueled by faith and forgiveness. Mildred J. Mills’s involving memoir Daddy’s House recalls a past marked by poverty and... Read More

Samantha Ellis’s powerful memoir "Always Carry Salt" exemplifies diaspora yearning and determination. Ellis grew up in the United Kingdom, hearing snippets of the Judeo-Iraqi Arabic of her parents and ancestors. By adulthood, though,... Read More

Kim Danielson’s gracious memoir "Piece by Piece" revisits the stories behind the jewelry lost in a home robbery. Danielson describes coming to terms with the violation of the theft in this work of appreciative reflection. Indeed, the... Read More

Dani Netherclift’s sublime memoir commemorates her father’s and brother’s accidental deaths and ponders corporeality and impermanence. One scorching afternoon in 1993, Netherclift’s father and brother drowned while swimming in an... Read More

Blair Glaser’s intimate, breathtaking memoir is about her spiritual entanglements with Siddha Yoga, a practice of meditation, servitude, and inner reflection that she undertook with the ashram of Guru Gurumayi. Fresh out of college,... Read More

A restaurateur’s account of serving his community and satisfying as many customers as possible, "Shaggy’s Cheeseburgers" is a charming memoir. Ron Ladner’s mellow business memoir "Shaggy’s Cheeseburgers" is about launching a... Read More

About mourning while traveling, the emotive memoir "Belonging to the World" is sympathetic in covering extreme travel experiences around the globe. Barry Hoffner’s lively memoir Belonging in the World is about grieving and healing in... Read More