The intimate essays in "Swaddled" aim to support mothers as people outside of their children. In Elizabeth Sarah Cassidy’s confessional essay collection "Swaddled", mothers discuss how becoming a parent changed them. When Cassidy’s... Read More

Donna Freitas’s psychological thriller "Her One Regret" is about a missing mother and regretting motherhood. Lucy disappears from a parking lot, leaving her baby behind. Her best friend, Michelle, thinks she was kidnapped. But then... Read More

"Miami Outlaw" is a ranging account of countercultural activities within the criminal underworld. Scott Sherouse’s thorough memoir "Miami Outlaw" covers the exploits of a Florida drug-running inner circle. Tying Sherouse’s... Read More

Comedy is derived from badly dealt hands in the dramatic short story collection People Making Danger. An assisted suicide and other realistic magic tricks fill Adam Fike’s farcical short story collection People Making Danger. In “The... Read More

Defining incontinence in concise terms alongside guidance for recognizing the signs of the problem, "Caring with Dignity" is a straightforward medical reference text. Michele Mongillo’s caregiver’s resource "Caring with Dignity"... Read More

In the uplifting throwback novel "Charity Trickett Is Not So Glamorous", a refreshing heroine forges her own path in Hollywood. In Christine Stringer’s humorous novel "Charity Trickett Is Not So Glamorous", a director’s assistant... Read More

Rich with self-reflection, the memoir "Blue Hour Homecoming" is about loss, parenting, and self-expression. Alle Mudrick’s musing memoir "Blue Hour Homecoming" is about how the loss of her first child and two premature births revealed... Read More

Virtuous living pulls people toward enlightenment, according to the essays of the piquing collection "The Journey to Spiritual Wholeness". Yvon Milien’s philosophical essay collection "The Journey to Spiritual Wholeness" argues for a... Read More