This no-holds-barred debut novel overflows with lessons on self-empowerment for women. J Rain’s debut novel, "Just Keep It Moving", focuses on a protagonist named China and her group of friends and family members as they deal with... Read More

In the blink of an eye, a life can change. David Charles Stieler’s memoir, "The Ride, the Rose, and the Resurrection", chronicles the life-changing motorcycle accident that injures him and his wife, Carole. His memoir covers David’s... Read More

Opening R. B. Seals’s poetry collection, "Point of Reference", is like taking a peak into someone’s diary. These lyrical poems offer the reader thought-provoking metaphors about the realities of the world, from a brief encounter with... Read More

Francee` Bouvenir’s poetry collection Child’s Dark Soul challenges readers to pay attention to the world’s injustices: racism, poverty, homelessness, and rape, among others. A Southern Poverty Law Center Wall of Tolerance honoree,... Read More

In "Color Me White", Jamaica-born writer and musician Alfred Lloyd asks the reader to walk in his shoes—to experience love won and lost as well as the harsh reality of a society that has lost its values. The seventy-five poems in this... Read More

Finnish-born businessman Ozzy Vikman uses poetry to make sense of the world. The poems in "A Thing Called Life" show readers that tough people can outlast tough times if they stay positive and focus on the light at the end of the tunnel.... Read More