“Nuns defy stereotypes,” says Carole Garibaldi Rogers, whose compelling collection of interviews with ninety-six women religious highlights the dramatic changes that they have had to confront during the past fifty years. Habits of... Read More

“Life should be magical for everybody, at every level. Anything less is not acceptable,” writes Dr. R. S. Muthukrishnan in his powerful book, Software for Your Soul. Even so, the wealth of information that is readily available to... Read More

Surrounded by works of Spanish Colonial art, rare books, and manuscripts, Ecuador-born art collector and philanthropist Paloma Zubiondo has created a perfect world for herself in her Laguna Beach, California, home. But the reclusive... Read More

Despite a history of being fined and threatened with prison for his adherence to natural farming methods, farmer, author, and international consultant for natural agriculture Josef “Sepp” Holzer continues to practice what is now... Read More

Nick Mamatas can speak from experience about the horrors of the writing life. Like most writers, he knows what it’s like to live without a steady paycheck, have no health insurance, and be without savings to fall back on; and as an... Read More

Dr. Mary Ross, who holds a master’s degree in earth science and a doctorate in education, left her native New York and moved to England in 2001; a chance encounter with the work of British medium Loraine Rees so impressed her with its... Read More

In "Suicide, No Way Out", author Donald J. West draws upon the Bible’s Old and New Testaments to illustrate his thesis that the “spiritual reasons for suicide can include pride, guilt, fear, power, and greed.” Beginning with Saul,... Read More

Set in rural southwestern Colorado in 1955, "The Bee Tree" is the sequel to Kenneth Fenter’s 2010 novel, The Ruin, in which readers first met Clifton Kelly, a young boy who runs away from home to escape being maliciously bullied at... Read More