Lorna Richardson, a nurse of Jamaican origin, wrote The Cocktail: That is What Cured My Colon Cancer to share her inspiring story of mastery over the disease through prayer and a daily cup of tea made from a leaf and a piece of branch... Read More

Gerardus Ramc, author of eight books, is a passionate secular humanist with an exceptional grasp of how religion has detrimentally influenced human behavior. "Manifest Destiny", as the title portends, is his extrapolation on the... Read More

Paul and Karen Fredette seek to overturn society’s misundertandings of hermits with their groundbreaking book Consider the Ravens: On Contemporary Hermit Life. From the everyday practicalities of living as a hermit—such as paying the... Read More

Regenia Rawlinson, an educator, counselor, and school administrator for more than thirty years, wrote "A Mind Shaped By Poverty" to help teachers and administrators understand the ubiquity of obstacles encountered by poverty-stricken... Read More

In the "Adult ADD Factbook", Ron Sterling, a psychiatrist based in Washington state, presents his paradigm-shifting ideas about adult attention deficit disorder. He pulls together hundreds of research studies to support his belief that... Read More

In the midst of a spiritual crisis, after leaving a thirty-year career in the clergy, Larry Marshall discovered the writings of Dr. Alvin Boyd Kuhn (1880-1963). Kuhn received his PhD from Columbia with the thesis “Theosophy: A Modern... Read More

"Being Female" is a gentle primer on the multifaceted world of female masturbation. A modern and well-informed audience, however, is likely to find the content elementary and patronizing. Bernard Clendenin is a nationally recognized... Read More

Every parent wishes to act wisely in raising their child, and a multitude of books have been written to assist them in the endeavor. In "Wise Parent", Dean Michaels, a lawyer and student of wisdom teachings, composes 100 meaningful... Read More