A wide range of political and social attitudes are expressed in this musing manifesto. Lloyd Bruce Miller’s expressive personal narrative, "The 2020 Candidate", is a thought experiment about running in the 2020 United States... Read More

"Beyond the Sea of Life on a Bridge Called Why" is a intriguing speculative work that mines religion and history for meaning. Joel M. Levin’s "Beyond the Sea of Life on a Bridge Called Why" gathers much together to explore the meaning... Read More

"Daisy and Dee" is an anecdotal memoir about a woman and her unusual pet. Danuta Mullen’s brief but heartwarming memoir "Daisy and Dee" is about finding an unexpected friend in need of rescue and of devotion across species. One summer,... Read More

This memoir about academia, career frustrations, and changing times includes insights and humor. David R. Greatrix’s fictionalized memoir Farewell to the Good Old Days is about his life in academia. The story follows Greatrix’s life,... Read More

"Wise Millennial" is an engaging and articulate self-help book that is certain to appeal to its target audience. Peter Noble Darrow’s personal experiences become learning opportunities for others in "Wise Millennial", an atypical and... Read More

My India, My Canada is an absorbing memoir about a life divided between two countries—vast in their differences, but both loved. Nityanand Sharma’s memoir My India, My Canada recounts life divided between the Indian subcontinent and... Read More

Cooking For A Beautiful Woman is a delicious and fully realized food memoir whose portions are always generous. Larry Levine’s memoir Cooking For A Beautiful Woman is a touching collection of stories and recipes culled from a life... Read More

"Skinny House" is the vibrant, complicated story of one family amid the quest for racial equity in America. Julie L. Seely’s family memoir "Skinny House" also tells a broader story about American and African American history. Seely... Read More