A spunky girl saves her town’s night sky in Katherine Child’s wonder-filled fantasy novel "The Notted Island". The rest of the world has been visited by long-awaited Colour, but Last Island remains in black and white. To complicate... Read More
The interconnected early stories in Virginia Woolf’s "The Life of Violet" have radical perspectives on women’s friendships, independence, and places in society. Violet, a giantess inspired by Woolf’s lifelong friend Violet... Read More
A recovering addict journeys across California in search of purpose in the musing novel "Analog Sun". In Alex Woodard’s thoughtful novel "Analog Sun", a man hopes to find salvation from drug and technology addiction. Adam, who grew up... Read More
Austin Carty’s thoughtful preacher’s guide "Some of the Words Are Theirs" is about writing transformative sermons. Carty argues that writing a sermon requires proper preparation, discipline, prayer, and soulful reflection through all... Read More
George H. Schwartz, Tedi E. Asher (contributor), Christopher Jones (contributor), Lan Morgan (contributor), Tony Oursler (contributor), Jennifer Lemmer Posey (contributor), and Mark Schwartz (contributor)
Trifle, in poet speak, refers to what doesn’t make the cut, to all of the musings and ideas that are deemed unworthy—why bother? Trifle, in other words, offers a wonderful window into a poets head and what they care to keep top of... Read More