"Black, White, and Gray All Over" is a gritty, authentic memoir about what it’s like to be a Black police officer in the US. Frederick Douglass Reynolds’s memoir "Black, White, and Gray All Over" recounts a life spent in law... Read More

Peter McDade’s original, quirky novel "Songs by Honeybird" riffs on the 1960s Southern rock scene. In Atlanta, Ben and Nina’s relationship falls apart, even as they move in together. She claims that her dog, Sid, is a reincarnated... Read More

The essays of fly fisherman Dylan Tomine’s "Headwaters" cast into global waters, seeking to feed a lifelong addiction. Tomine’s angling obsession began when he caught a steelhead salmon in Oregon as a boy. His passion lured him to... Read More

A Soldier’s Heart is an affecting memoir about the traumas that war inflicts. Raynold A. Gauvin’s memoir A Soldier’s Heart is about the trauma that followed his military service in Vietnam. For Gauvin, the Vietnam War had a lasting... Read More

The useful guidebook "Insights from Inside" can serve as either an industry primer or a helpful reference for experienced truckers. Retired trucking inspector Alan W. Wintermute’s "Insights from Inside" is a helpful guidebook to... Read More

The instructive business text "Dream Bold, Start Smart" gives prospective entrepreneurs a list of practical steps for bringing their dreams to fruition. Accountant Tatiana Tsoir’s helpful business book "Dream Bold, Start Smart"... Read More

Peter Golenbock’s nostalgic "Whispers of the Gods" swings for the fences, relating the real stories behind the legends of baseball’s golden age. A home run for baseball fans, this oral history tells the tales of greats like Ted... Read More

In its multifarious coverage of particular ephemera, the collectors’ history "Cigar Box Lithographs Vol. 3" shows that commercial art reflects and perpetuates its culture. "Cigar Box Lithographs Vol. 3" is fascinating as it covers the... Read More