An intimate, human-scaled history of a landmark Canadian labor rights campaign, Joe Barrett’s book "A Fight for Justice" offers a prescient perspective on the turbulent overlap between immigration and labor rights. Barrett, a labor... Read More

Sheila Moeschen’s celebratory travel guide "Book Lovers’ New England" tours through the homes, museums, and sites that inspired local poets and writers. New England has fostered numerous talents, including Emily Dickinson, Robert... Read More

Luke B. Goebel’s winking satirical novel "Kill Dick" parodies contemporary literary and cultural forms. Set against sun-bleached Los Angeles—a place marked by wealth, addiction, and apathy—the book accumulates exaggerations of... Read More

About redefining personal success and turning one’s visions into reality, "Live Your Opus" is an encouraging self-help book. Inspired by the soul-searching that followed a sudden loss, Janine Mathó’s supportive self-help book "Live... Read More

Thomas Ortiz’s "Why We Struggle to Go Green" is a pressing exposé on the state of the world’s carbon economy. Examining what can be done to curb the rate of carbon emissions, including relying less on fossil fuels and more on wind,... Read More

With its men off to war, a Highland community is protected by witches in Shona Kinsella’s propulsive historical novel "Daughters of Nicnevin", set during the time of the Jacobite rising. Mairead, a lonely witch, wanders Scotland alone... Read More

With broad applicability across industries and organization size, "Expanding Your Power" is a thorough guide for women in leadership roles. Consultant, entrepreneur, and corporate professional Marsha L. Clark’s "Expanding Your Power"... Read More

A high school boy seeks his place in the world in Ned Wenlock’s absorbing graphic novel "Tsunami". Peter doesn’t fit in with his peers. A drawing assignment makes this clear: Gus, Peter’s neighbor, draws a wolf attacking sheep,... Read More