Written with gravitas, the memoir "Finding My Way" is about leading a purposeful life and imparting knowledge with dignity and honesty. Robin Schepper’s memoir "Finding My Way" interrogates the past to nurse ambitions for the future.... Read More

"Losing Our Elections" is a memoir that pulls back the curtain on modern American politics. Jim Spurlino relates the lessons he learned when he ran for the US House of Representatives in his political memoir "Losing Our Elections". When... Read More

"How the West Brought War to Ukraine" is a succinct, accessible introduction to an often overlooked aspect of the 2022 war in Ukraine. In "How the West Brought War to Ukraine", Benjamin Abelow explores what he believes to be an... Read More

Former senator Gary Hart elucidates the urgent challenges that face the US in his erudite essay "The American Republic Can Save American Democracy". Throughout, Hart holds multiple periods in US history in tension: its founding moments,... Read More

The situation is stark: those in less developed countries are “twenty times more likely to be affected by climate-related disasters.” In her forthright work of research and witness, "State of Disaster", Maria Cristina Garcia... Read More

“We are all apocalyptic now”: such is the solemn, realistic conclusion that Wes Jackson and Robert Jensen reach in "An Inconvenient Apocalypse", a hard-hitting philosophical reckoning with climate breakdowns, and with the social... Read More

All Democrats, from concerned citizens to party leaders, will benefit from Weber and Weber’s tough love and practical, reasonable advice. In their political science book "Branding Democrats", Ken Weber and Daryl Weber explain why... Read More

"For the Hurt of My People" is a passionate, thoughtful political science text that argues for bringing publicly funded health care to the US. Joseph Q. Jarvis’s political science book "For the Hurt of My People" suggests means of... Read More