Manchán Magan’s profound yet playful book "Thirty-Two Words for Field" is part memoir, part history, and part ecology. Drawing on primary research, scholarly texts, and his family’s personal history, Magan documents the ongoing... Read More

Encouraging the industry-wide embrace of collaboration, "The Community Solution" is an illustrative higher-education guide. Leading by example, Michael Horowitz’s educator’s guide "The Community Solution" analyzes a strategic... Read More

A neurodivergent scientist takes up the challenge to defy death in the intricate science fiction novel "Quinto’s Challenge". In Peter McChesney’s sweeping science fiction novel "Quinto’s Challenge", a brilliant young outsider’s... Read More

Romance and intimacy are not pathways to anyone’s happily-ever-after in the poems of "The Thorn Key", whose entries are seamless in reimagining fairy tales in the context of feminist values. Folklorist Jeana Jorgensen’s muscular... Read More

"Feel Me" is a quite personal collection of poetry and art that records steps toward healing from trauma. In Aily Carranza’s exuberant poetry collection "Feel Me", poems and artwork are therapeutic modalities for healing. Using poetry... Read More

In Jonathan Bockian’s captivating historical novel "What Was Forbidden", a skeptic is murdered, his sister tries to bring his killer to justice, and a community is changed forever. In seventeenth-century Venice in the Jewish ghetto,... Read More

Mythical beings plot long-awaited revenge against each other in Shauna Lawless’s atmospheric fantasy novel "Daughter of the Otherworld". The mythical Tuatha Dé Danann and their descendants have waited over one hundred years for their... Read More

Neurodivergence helps when it comes to exploring liminal places in the diverse, wondrous short story anthology "Divergent Realms". The innovative works in the dazzling short story anthology "Divergent Realms", edited by Riley Odell,... Read More