"Really, Granddad?" is a heartfelt memoir that strains insights from personal experiences. Wayne Sherrard’s Really Granddad? assembles the Canadian grandfather’s personal, lighthearted anecdotes together with the aim of passing... Read More

"13 Billion to One" is an absorbing memoir about a windfall that leads to considerations of what really matters. Randy Rush’s engaging memoir "13 Billion to One" is about a win so big that the resultant money seemed inexhaustible. The... Read More

"Twenty-Five Years in the Caucasus" is an energetic memoir that offers an intimate look at life as a nineteenth-century Russian army officer. Arnold L. Zisserman’s absorbing "Twenty-Five Years in the Caucasus" is invaluable for its... Read More

"Suspended Sentence" is an insightful memoir about a tense period within a family. Janice Morgan’s forthright memoir "Suspended Sentence" is about tenaciously parenting her adult bipolar son and helping him chart his own course. When... Read More

"A Unique Life at Sea" is a riveting memoir that gathers rare adventures together. Peter Skog’s exhilarating and hair-raising memoir "A Unique Life at Sea" is about his work on the oceans. Raised in the Swedish port city of Malmö,... Read More

Thoughtful and inspiring, Getting Here From There is a memoir about overcoming childhood trauma. Clara Atmane’s intimate and moving memoir, Getting Here From There, recounts her first decade and shows how she rose above the trauma... Read More

An astute observer once remarked to Scottish bookseller Shaun Bythell that “every industry has its porn.” For those who crave the specific “filth” of literary voyeurism: Bythell’s "Confessions of a Bookseller" is here to sate... Read More

Jim Kristofic grew up tracking “the trail of animals while ranging in the wilderness … where narrative intelligence started in humans.” His memoir, "Reservation Restless", acts as another chapter in a long string of human stories.... Read More