About mourning while traveling, the emotive memoir "Belonging to the World" is sympathetic in covering extreme travel experiences around the globe. Barry Hoffner’s lively memoir Belonging in the World is about grieving and healing in... Read More

The firm leadership guide "Carnivore Leadership" argues that being a strong leader requires ingraining disciplined risk-taking habits into one’s psyche. Ramón Colón-López’s leadership guide "Carnivore Leadership" explores what... Read More

An edifying memoir–cum–social science study, "Stone Walls" problematizes adoption processes and laws in Canada. Sandra Patricia’s emotive memoir "Stone Walls" argues that adoption doesn’t always serve children well. Exploring... Read More

Written with unflinching candor, the memoir "Cracking Up" considers how debilitating addiction can be and the challenges of recovery. Gordon Lownds’s raw tell-all memoir "Cracking Up" leads a harrowing tour through the travails of drug... Read More

Surveying the automotive industry in terms of successes and failures across time, The Car Sux! is an entertaining insider’s memoir. Randy Pressgrove’s dishy memoir "This Car Sux!" is about his work as a car salesman; it includes... Read More

A CEO looks back at his winding path to success in the inspiring memoir "Surviving Jonathan". Jonathan Crawford’s memoir–cum–leadership book "Surviving Jonathan" is about rising from addiction to become a CEO. Beginning with... Read More

The activist’s memoir "A Vision of Hope" draws on personal experiences with family addiction and incarceration to propose systemic reforms. Andrew Drasen’s reflective memoir "A Vision of Hope" combines personal confession with civic... Read More

A musing memoir, "Lights in Cold Rooms" sifts through a lifetime of memories in search of understanding. Joan Cusack Handler’s introspective memoir "Lights in Cold Rooms" is about family relationships and the challenges of aging.... Read More