"Memory That Claws" is an affirming memoir about overcoming a haunting childhood through family love. Peter Simon Karp’s compact memoir "Memory That Claws" is about his aspirations to be a baseball player, which changed when he found... Read More

"The Underwater Panthers" is an imaginative novel that is directed by the strange adventures of dedicated allies. In Charles Porter’s novel "The Underwater Panthers", the fourth volume in the Shallcross series, a voice-hearer, his... Read More

Why We Make Bad Choices is an innovative parable regarding evil in the world; it draws on psychology and the Bible. In Maria Liviero’s innovative allegorical text Why We Make Bad Choices, classical Jungian psychology is used to argue... Read More

A lone human in a synthetic world is undone by unanswerable questions in the unsettling dystopian novel Conquergood & the Center of the Intelligible Mystery of Being. In CG Fewston’s dystopian novel Conquergood & the Center of... Read More

Personable and unapologetic, the poems collected in "Northwest Poems" are spirited in their observations of the mundane. Playful, introspective, and sometimes elegant, C. E. Rivers’s poetry collection "Northwest Poems" narrates the... Read More

Each gentle poem of the artful collection "Arcadia and Other Poems" resembles an intimate, personal missive. More than a poetry collection, Robert Brooks’s "Arcadia and Other Poems" is an artifact. Bound in hardcover, hand-lettered,... Read More

In the redemptive fantasy novel "The Crooked Ladder", a cursed prince fights to rise above his circumstances. In C. R. Bracher’s introspective fantasy novel "The Crooked Ladder", a broken prince seeks to claim his birthright. This... Read More