With candor and courage, Mayshark exposes the higher education system in this shocking memoir. Loren Mayshark’s "Academic Betrayal" is an impassioned first-person account of a graduate student’s trials and tribulations. "Academic... Read More

This book does much to elevate Albert Kotin into his rightful place alongside the other greats of abstract expressionism. Marika Herskovic has gifted the art world with a well-researched monograph on Albert Kotin, a Russian-born American... Read More

This collection of essays belong in the hands of all those looking to persuade a thinking public. Shawn Briscoe’s collection of essays "Why Debate" is a compelling argument for the inclusion of debate and forensics programs in American... Read More

This heartfelt, often amusing book pairs awareness of historical events with a penchant for self-psychoanalysis. Moving and thought-provoking, H. N. Hirsch’s memoir "Office Hours" delves into the complex nature of balancing academic... Read More

This book shows that adopting a dog can reward you with years of companionship, joy, and unconditional love. Whether you’re considering adopting a rescue dog or have already adopted a dog and want to be the best possible pet parent,... Read More

This work gives vital insight into the teaching profession and post-communist society as a whole. Teachers Under the Microscope: A Review of Research on Teachers in a Post-Communist Region by Dana Hanesová is compelling compilation of... Read More

A focus on the “psychological work” of prison education makes the "Prison Education Guide" an important treatise on self-transformation. In an era of cynical and corrosive politics in which serious societal problems seem forever... Read More

Teachers will love these letters for they way that they vividly validate the hard work they do in the classroom. "Thank You, Teacher" is a collection of delightful letters expressing gratitude to educators, compiled and edited by Holly... Read More