Trials of a Dead Lawyer’s Wife is a noir-hued memoir about a suspicious death in a Southern town. Maggie Redmon’s compelling memoir Trials of a Dead Lawyer’s Wife concerns a death in the family. Redmon once had an ideal life with... Read More

"Stewards of Humanity" is a memoir about healing through—and from—humanitarian work. Robert Séamus Macpherson illuminates the hazards, rewards, and hard work of providing humanitarian aid in his memoir "Stewards of Humanity".... Read More

"The Silent Epidemic" is a thought-provoking introduction to ND-PAE. Susan D. Rich’s "The Silent Epidemic" concerns a medical condition with an alarming reach. The book draws on Rich’s background as a psychiatrist to explain... Read More

"One Pound, Twelve Ounces" is a memoir that covers the terrifying experiences of mothering a premature baby. Written with candor, Melissa Harris’s memoir "One Pound, Twelve Ounces" is both harrowing and joyful in covering at-risk... Read More

"From Trauma to Sanity" is a memoir about a woman’s struggles with mental illness following traumatic events. Valorita Salaam’s memoir "From Trauma to Sanity" covers her courageous battle with mental illness. The memoir opens with... Read More

"Fifty First Dates after Fifty" is a genuine memoir that recounts a period of trying out new relationships and investigating spirituality. Carolyn Lee Arnold’s unconventional memoir "Fifty First Dates after Fifty" covers her midlife... Read More

In her memoir "Afterlight", Isa Milman recounts her struggles as the child of Holocaust survivors. Fraught with memories of the Holocaust, modern politics, and long family histories featuring better times, the book articulates a painful... Read More

Saundra Henderson Windom brings wisdom to bear in her heartfelt, reflective memoir "Orchestration". Windom was born in Korea during the war—one of the many mixed race children fathered by US soldiers with comfort women. She was also... Read More