A novel of beauty and bracing nuance, "What the Living Do" follows a woman’s reconciliation to the pains of her past in pursuit of a better future. With precise language and bold themes, Susan E. Wadds’s novel "What the Living Do"... Read More

"Following My Dreams" is a physician’s memoir about perseverance and intergenerational inspiration. Garland W. Yarborough’s memoir "Following My Dreams" covers his rural origins, showing how they helped to shape him into an... Read More

Leading by example, "Your Way There (To Being Fully Alive)" is an insightful self-help text with advice on dealing with a plethora of relationship conflicts. Gretta Keene’s self-help book "Your Way There (To Being Fully Alive)" gives... Read More

"Dancing on Waves" is a thoughtful memoir that merges personal memories with activist claims about people’s responsibilities toward the oceans. Scuba diver and former ocean reporter Hillary Hauser has survived a life-threatening... Read More

Next to dazzling, bohemian Scarlet, self-effacing Mel seems circumspect. In the episodic vignettes of Joan Frank’s painstaking character study, "The Outlook for Earthlings", the two friends’ lives are traced across decades with... Read More

Misfits, Mystics, Love & Life is a hefty poetry collection that grapples with classical topics like love and grief. Raminder Bajwa’s emotional and patriotic collection of over two hundred poems is Misfits, Mystics, Love & Life.... Read More

"Saxxons in Witherston" is a murder mystery that focuses on optimism and community more than the crimes themselves. In Betty Jean Craige’s cozy mystery "Saxxons in Witherston", a town attempts to repel a hate group while solving a... Read More