Gioia Guerzoni’s "I Miss You" is a beautiful book of exercises designed to quell longing for absent people, places, and things. This work recognizes a variety of scenarios in which one might yearn. For those missing a person, the book... Read More

Clark Strand’s mystical treatise "Waking Up to the Dark" encourages reconsidering and preserving the entity of night amid a world of incessant brightness. The book reflects upon life prior to gas lighting and Thomas Edison’s... Read More

In "How We Live Is How We Die", Pema Chödrön contemplates the spiritual, psychological, and physical aspects of death from a reasoned, resonant Buddhist perspective. Chödrön is a teacher and a Buddhist nun. Now in her mid-eighties,... Read More

"Artist" is thoughtful in suggesting ways to uplift one’s creative spirit. Acting coach Jocelyn Jones’s career guide "Artist" shares advice for tapping into one’s creativity and living a fulfilling life. Part memoir, part creative... Read More

"Cosmism" is a broad, reasoned guide through a spiritual perspective that encourages human expansion. Yoda Oraiah’s ambitious spiritual guidebook "Cosmism" introduces an inclusive theology that’s shaped by science, religion, and the... Read More

Samantha Fey’s "The Awake Dreamer" is a concise spiritual guidebook to dreaming. It covers what messages dreams are trying to send, and shares how to cultivate more meaningful dream time. Encompassing prophetic dreams, dreams of past... Read More

Marked by hope, Andrew Arndt’s "Streams in the Wasteland" concerns drawing on one’s hidden desires for God to lead a life that hearkens back to the great spiritual traditions of the desert fathers and mothers. With frequent... Read More

Judith Ragir dismantles collective and individual traumas in her memoir "Untangling Karma". Marrying secular and sacred life, Ragir reflects on her roles as a mother, a Buddhist priest, a repudiated Jewish woman, and a trauma survivor.... Read More