A captain learns to face death with a sense of peace and dignity while among an isolated culture in the intriguing fantasy novel "LoveVortex and the Drakor’s Curse". A sea captain and his son go to the edges of known civilization for... Read More

Grounded in keen observations and contextualized in a crash course of history, "How the Rhino Lost His Horn" is a knowledgeable, tantalizing travel memoir–cum–social critique. Chronicling a journey from the Amish countryside to the... Read More

An aloof agricultural scientist balances their personal principles with the requirements of their career, life, and love in Claire Barner’s engaging novel "Moonrising". In the late twenty-first century, famine and drought threaten... Read More

L. Annette Binder’s sensitive, grounded, and hopeful memoir "Child of Earth and Starry Heaven" is about the family impact of Alzheimer’s disease. Binder taps into a range of literary and scientific sources to reflect on her mother... Read More

In Alex Mullarky’s novel "The Edge of the Silver Sea", a city girl uprooted by her parents’ dreams tries to find her way home. Upon Blair’s first glimpse of her new home, Roscoe, from the ferry, she is stunned by its terrain, which... Read More