How sixteenth- and seventeenth-century martyrdom translated into key doctrinal lessons for certain contemporary Christians is what religious scholar David L. Weaver-Zercher tries to understand in his expansive and thought-provoking new... Read More

John Reda’s relatively succinct and pointed history of the white settlement of the Mississippi Valley challenges the oversimplified and convenient notion of Manifest Destiny. Before the American Revolution, before the crowded and... Read More

This handsome, illustrative volume on the 1916 Irish uprising against the British, a volume worthy of any coffee table, serves as a companion piece to a 2016 public television documentary series produced by the author and narrated by... Read More

Grand and wondrous ideas abound in this thought-provoking metaphysical journey. The development of the soul is the main focus of Bud Megargee’s strange and fascinating book, "Dirt, Truth, Music and Bungee Cords". Even the most... Read More

"Perspectives" is a glorious read; it’s simultaneously vast and intimate, exhaustively detailed and relentlessly universal. For lovers of knowledge, William Brown’s latest title, "Perspectives", reads like a rapturous symphony. It... Read More

This scathing critique of medical establishment orthodoxy presents a radical new approach to men’s health. Malcolm Carruthers is a doctor on a mission in his latest book, Testosterone Resistance: Fighting for the Men’s Health... Read More

Fans of classical verse and fiction will appreciate the rich allusions, universal themes, and linguistic creativity of "Black Inked Pearl". If James Joyce’s dream-like opuses were written from a more feminist perspective, they might... Read More

This story from a single dad about combating the court system for custody is moving and inspirational. Single fathers are getting the short end of the stick in the United States family court system, Ohio writer Joshua McDowell argues in... Read More