"Dog Medicine" takes on the stigmas surrounding mental illness and medication, while also crediting a very specific canine hero. A stunning new memoir from Julie Barton explores the topics of severe depression and canine companionship as... Read More

This is the awe-inspiring account of one barrier-breaking man’s remarkable life. Accomplished leader and statesman Clifton R. Wharton Jr. delivers an autobiography packed with impressive accomplishments following a lifetime of... Read More

Johnson places Christmas in its proper historical context with intelligence and an appreciation for the enjoyment that holiday provides. Philosophy professor David Kyle Johnson, whose essays on Christmas are already popular across... Read More

These pages are sure to ignite plentiful curiosity toward a community not often afforded much historical attention. Oxford-educated John Dougill takes readers on an unconventional tour of Japan, tracing its shadowy Christian past. From... Read More

"Witness" is a moving project, serving as both a memorial to those lost and a charge to not let such events repeat themselves. "Witness" integrates photographs and survivor testimonies into an exploration of the Holocaust in its... Read More

This is a visually stunning, illumining project for those curious about Pope Francis and the evolution of the Vatican. From National Geographic mainstays Dave Yoder and Robert Draper comes a project that captures the charismatic new... Read More

Goudge’s ode to Saint Francis is a pleasure to read and will be treasured by those interested in his legacy. From the files of beloved English novelist Elizabeth Goudge comes a study of the life of St. Francis, whose twelfth-century... Read More

Freaks I’ve Met is an entertaining, raucous novel with a bit of a lesson at its heart. In Freaks I’ve Met, Donald Jans delivers a riotous bromance centering a recent college graduate with a heart for, and potentially even of, gold.... Read More