Rich with self-reflection, the memoir "Blue Hour Homecoming" is about loss, parenting, and self-expression. Alle Mudrick’s musing memoir "Blue Hour Homecoming" is about how the loss of her first child and two premature births revealed... Read More

Told from a child émigré’s perspective, "Grappling with Ghosts" is a timely memoir about international displacement. James Harvey’s insightful memoir "Grappling with Ghosts" is about his nomadic, chaotic childhood and the... Read More

Dedicated to language learning for a targeted age group, "Path for Words" is a helpful teaching and parenting resource. A lucid and encouraging family education handbook, Marie Martinez’s "Path for Words" provides strategies for... Read More

About divorce, loneliness, and healing after betrayal, "Letters to an Embryo" is an intimate memoir. Jasna Kaludjerovic’s vulnerable memoir is about processing the dissolution of her marriage through letters to their last frozen... Read More

The interlocking essays of Anne-Marie Erickson’s poignant memoir In the Evening, We’ll Dance commemorate her bond with her late husband, who had dementia. Erickson met Dick in 1974, and they married in 1981. They were both writers;... Read More

Marked by positivity, "Seeing Sacred Stones" is a memoir about maintaining faith and hope in the face of a partner’s terminal diagnosis. Karen J. Williams’s affecting memoir "Seeing Sacred Stones" is about caring for a loved one with... Read More

Narrated with raw emotion, the memoir "Broken Butterfly" includes keen descriptions of maternal anxiety and feelings of helplessness in the face of a daughter’s abuse and addiction. Wanda Gray’s emotive memoir "Broken Butterfly" is... Read More

About an intercultural childhood impacted by international tensions, "The Roots of the Guava Tree" is a revealing memoir. Sonia Daccarett’s moving memoir "The Roots of the Guava Tree" is about being the daughter of a Jewish mother and... Read More