“If it were followed by spring or summer, I would love autumn unreservedly,” writes Horatio Clare. Instead, autumn, for all its glory, warns the Welsh-born writer that winter will soon engulf Britain and Wales in gales, sleet, and... Read More

Characterized by passionate flourishes and a commitment to seeing immigrants treated fairly, "The Horseshoe Virus" is a knowledgeable political text that exposes the mechanizations of anti-immigrant operatives. The personal is... Read More

"Running the Race One Day at a Time" is a joyous memoir about emigration, war, and career and family challenges. In Boris Jeremenko’s encouraging memoir, "Running the Race One Day at a Time", faith is a force for achievement,... Read More

"Surrender" is a gripping and defiant memoir about personal identity and motherhood. In her captivating memoir "Surrender", Marylee MacDonald reflects on her life as an adoptee and how it influenced the relinquishment of her firstborn... Read More

"Especially to Those Who Suffer" is a hopeful memoir about healing and overcoming trauma through therapy and spirituality. Covering pain but also hope, Julija Rudolf’s memoir "Especially to Those Who Suffer" is about the power of... Read More

Heartbreaking scenes are balanced with heartwarming ones to illuminate the ups and downs of a life lived to the fullest in the entertaining memoir "Trapped in a Painting". Emily P. Zalott’s memoir "Trapped in a Painting" tells the... Read More

"The True Adventures of Gidon Lev" is the compelling biography of a Holocaust survivor who attests that human beings are capable of both incredible evil and transcendent love. Julie Gray’s collaborative biography, "The True Adventures... Read More