Depression and a pandemic might not seem like promising fodder for a comic, but Rachael Smith’s graphic novel "Quarantine Comix" captures the daily challenges of the creative life during the Covid-19 lockdown in the UK in an inviting,... Read More

Not just a guide for travel but a guide for living, "Welcome Back to Abuja Once Again" is a sensible, enjoyable reminder that travel can broaden the mind. Carol J. Yee’s "Welcome Back to Abuja Once Again" is about all aspects of travel... Read More

Leah Gunning Francis explores how religious leaders can affect change in their communities in her memoir "Faith after Ferguson". Michael Brown, a Black teenager, was murdered by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, in the summer... Read More

"Just Diagnosed: Breast Cancer" is a useful medical text that addresses common concerns about cancer well. Certified health care professional Arlene M. Karole’s self-help medical guide "Just Diagnosed: Breast Cancer" is for those who... Read More

"Ninety-Nine Fire Hoops" is an immigrant’s memoir that moves from Taiwan to America, charting challenges and triumphs along the way. Allison Hong Merrill relates an emotional story of faith, love, and perseverance in her memoir... Read More

Rajiv Mohabir’s poetic memoir "Antiman" traces colonialism’s ongoing legacy within the hybrid identities of he and his family. A descendant of indenture, Mohabir’s family moved from India to Guyana to work as coolies in the sugar... Read More

Michael Tisserand began a pandemic project: he started going through the boxes he saved after his father, Jerry Tisserand, died in 2008. That’s where he first discovered his father’s penchant for photography. He presents a selection... Read More

George Acquaah’s biography of his wife, Theresa Acquaah, is emphatic and sentimental in honoring its subject as a strong, confident, and remarkable woman. George Acquaah’s biography "Made in Africa, Made it in America" is about... Read More