This is an insightful and well-researched biography of a man known in the United States primarily for his role in the American Revolution. Donald Miller’s biography of the Marquis de Lafayette chronicles the pivotal events of his life... Read More

In "The World of Man", Denis White, a philosopher who was once an advisor to an Australian prime minister, presents a philosophy that focuses on the dignity and importance of humans. The book’s introduction states two underlying... Read More

Scott Nelson uses the power of the drug trade to fuel "White Monsoon". The volume contains two installments of his White Monsoon Trilogy: Morphine Base and Pure Heroin. The books are intertwined and denoted by headers on each page. The... Read More

Set in Beaufort, South Carolina, near the Sea Islands, and titled for the local concept of “dayclean”—the promising moment just before sunrise—this warm-hearted mystery featuring a fusion of cultures and dialects avows the... Read More

“It could just be that we all secretly envy the French people,” F. Patrick Butler suggests in the introduction to this spicy buffet of biography, history, cultural critique, and fiction. Butler proceeds to celebrate the genius of ten... Read More

Is California just a state of mind? The seventy-six poets collected here prove that it is far more. California’s diverse geography encompasses the spirit and physical, as well. A thoughtful introductory essay precedes each poet’s... Read More