Empathetic and persuasive, the memoir "Traveling Solo" shares an end-of-life story alongside a cautionary tale about avoiding the false promise of phony cures. Written in anticipation of her planned death, Diana E. Williams’s memoir... Read More

Collecting memories from ministerial work alongside ranging thoughts on a variety of topics, "Higher Power" is a hope-filled priest’s memoir. Catholic priest Michael D. Schmitz’s memoir "Higher Power" gathers reminiscences from a... Read More

"Welcome to My Garden" is a poignant scrapbook of life reflections and guidance for the next generation. Brian Murray’s musing book "Welcome to My Garden" compiles a father’s advice to his children. A paean to parenthood, the book... Read More

Filled with fascinating stories from on and off the ice, the memoir "Thundermouth" will be a treat for true hockey fans. With a foreword by Hall of Famer Bobby Orr, two-time All-Star Joe Watson’s engaging memoir "Thundermouth" recounts... Read More

The sensational memoir "Up by the Bootstraps" covers intelligence community exploits and evolutions in a crisp and vivid manner. Sean M. McWeeney’s robust, impressive memoir "Up by the Bootstraps" recounts decades spent working in the... Read More

About faith, family, and an informal investigation into carcinogenic toxins, Kathleen Dorothy Blackburn’s memoir "Loose of Earth" is wrenching. Blackburn grew up in Texas surrounded by cotton fields. Her family was religious; their... Read More

Polly Atkin’s memoir "Some of Us Just Fall" reveals the concentric circles surrounding chronic illnesses, drawing on history, experience, science, and literature to explore life lived in a liminal space with nuance. From toddlerhood... Read More

Lithuanian-Canadian Antanas Sileika’s memoir "The Death of Tony" is about moving between two worlds. Sileika’s parents fled Lithuania following the Soviet takeover in 1944. Sileika grew up outside of Toronto, where he had jaunty... Read More