The heartfelt poetry and essays in "Cradled by Skeletons" impart an argument that all be welcomed, as all are worthy. At once intimate, poignant, and raw, the entries of Cuban American poet, essayist, and activist Marta... Read More

Joan Kendall’s memoir speaks to a time and place too often recalled in false rosy tones, exposing the traumas of her Southern family during a time of racial unrest. Growing up in Alabama was more than garden parties and the Gulf’s... Read More

Imbued with grace and thoughtfulness, "And They Thought I Had It All" is a memoir about persevering through hidden struggles. Sara Gordon’s memoir "And They Thought I Had It All" maneuvers tragedies and difficult family members to find... Read More

"World Without Limit" is a memoir about achieving maximum satisfaction despite constraints. Alexander Andron’s wise and detailed memoir "World Without Limit" is about overcoming perceived limitations. Andron, diagnosed with early-onset... Read More

"Heart to Beat" is a practical memoir about what it took to become a leading cardiac surgeon. Brian Lima’s inspiriting memoir "Heart to Beat" is about how he became a top heart surgeon. Growing up in New Jersey in a Cuban immigrant... Read More

"Inconvenient Memories" is a memoir that’s rooted in a historic moment and that tackles questions about identity with political and literary acumen. Anna Wang’s probing memoir "Inconvenient Memories" revolves around a childhood in... Read More