Winding toward the present and giving credit to those who were sources of inspiration along the way, the business memoir "Man in the Arena" shares its stories with gusto and pride. Dedicated to his father, entrepreneur David Michael... Read More

"Dispatches from the Cowgirl" is a fascinating diplomat’s wife’s memoir that covers exciting postings in Africa. Julie Tully’s memoir "Dispatches from the Cowgirl" is a vicarious visit to expat life in Africa. Tully, the American... Read More

"Soul of a Professor" is an inspiring memoir about a lengthy search for a higher calling. Lisa A. Pruitt’s calibrated memoir "Soul of a Professor" concerns how work once undermined her sense of self-worth. Pruitt grew up in New England... Read More

"Pause, Rewind, Play" is an optimistic self-help book that encourages reflecting on one’s past, growing from it, and working toward a brighter future. Rocco Manfredi’s meditative self-help book "Pause, Rewind, Play" encourages... Read More

"Accidental Sisters" is a tender memoir about adoption and about love within families, both biological and not. In "Accidental Sisters", Katherine Linn Caire’s uplifting memoir about finding her sister in middle age, coincidence and... Read More

The travel memoir "Suspected Hippie in Transit" is filled with sharp observations about class, spiritual practices, and fellow seekers. Martin Frumkin’s rollicking travel memoir "Suspected Hippie in Transit" follows his 1970s,... Read More

"A Dancer in Depth" is a thoughtful actor’s memoir that covers noteworthy professional experiences alongside personal memories. Stanley Howard Mazin’s forthright memoir "A Dancer in Depth" covers time spent on stage, acting, and... Read More

Recalling a 1970s cross-country tour and written with dry wit, "Baby Pictures" is a compelling memoir about a musician’s coming-of-age. Musician B. John Burns’s memoir "Baby Pictures" covers the year he spent on the road with a new... Read More