Linda Segtnan’s haunting true crime book delves into the 1948 murder of a Swedish girl and the intense psychological effects Segtnan experienced while researching the crime. In 2018, Segtnan was working on a project at the National... Read More

Recalling brushes with immense figures and moments in history, "Living Memories" is a singular memoir. A record of an extraordinary life, Nellie Gail Moulton’s memoir "Living Memories" is about moving across the prairie in a covered... Read More

A balanced, gradual unveiling of heartbreak, "Holy Saturday" is a memoir about the loss of a son. Gary S. Hauk’s heartfelt memoir "Holy Saturday" is about grieving, and healing from, his sixteen-year-old son’s sudden death. When... Read More

"The Overnight CEO" is the memoir of a nurse–turned–corporate leader who channeled resilience and overcame hardships. Ladeira Poonian’s uplifting memoir "The Overnight CEO" is about leading a pioneering technology company. In the... Read More

The moving memoir "You Might Feel a Little Pressure" honors the often minimized pain that can accompany miscarriages. Mary Adkins’s affecting memoir "You Might Feel a Little Pressure" is about enduring three miscarriages in nine... Read More

Rich with self-reflection, the memoir "Blue Hour Homecoming" is about loss, parenting, and self-expression. Alle Mudrick’s musing memoir "Blue Hour Homecoming" is about how the loss of her first child and two premature births revealed... Read More

A vibrant coffee-table book, Art & Love is an idiosyncratic artist’s retrospective that gathers personal favorites from a lifetime of creative work. Artist Lora Arbrador’s earthy monograph Art & Love features self-portraits,... Read More