Mystical Faery Folk: Look for the Signs, by Joy Lynette Smith, is a lovingly crafted book of poetry designed to help the reader see and experience faeries as the author does herself. Smith, who states in the foreword that she has been... Read More

In the blink of an eye, a life can change. David Charles Stieler’s memoir, "The Ride, the Rose, and the Resurrection", chronicles the life-changing motorcycle accident that injures him and his wife, Carole. His memoir covers David’s... Read More

Psychiatrist William Glasser offers insight into why we make the choices we make in his helpful book, "Take Charge of Your Life". The author has pioneered the “choice theory” approach, which he makes available through the William... Read More

“What is an aphorism? In brief, it is a short saying that states a general truth.” In his book, Jay Friedenberg, chair of the Psychology Department of Manhattan College, pursues one of his many interests: the exploration, definition,... Read More

Memoir of Zen Buddhist debunks myth of the monk as a person who has sacrificed a “juicy” life, with dark humor and an exploration of anger and deviance. This slender collection of essays is a showcase for Haubner’s abilities as a... Read More

An examination of the history of Taoism in China reveals a long-standing and mutually influential relationship with Buddhism. Readers in Taoist and Buddhist traditions often find overlapping ideas among the major texts—a correspondence... Read More

Neil Curtis shares his life experiences and guides the reader to an enlightened existence in an unusual book that crosses the boundary from down-to-earth to mystifying. A mix of memoir and religion, Curtis’s work is simultaneously... Read More

Author’s distinct, engaging voice unveils the process of returning to herself after systemic alienation from the divine. Harvard-trained theologian Meggan Watterson’s debut is an intriguing spiritual manifesto, with elements of... Read More