The land of inbetween, at times it’s all I know. Wracked by indecision, should I stay or should I go. And what lies at the heart of indecision: fear. With fifty years of experience as a psychotherapist, we’re joined this week by Davd... Read More

You’re not alone if you have relatives who occasionally cause you to cringe with embarassment, and if you could peek further back in your family tree you’d certainly find a slew more ne’er-do-wells. But don’t include your... Read More

Book people come in all shapes and surprises, like Laura Stanfill, publisher of the acclaimed Forest Avenue Press and—what gives her gamechanger status—debut author of Singing Lessons for the Stylish Canary, one of our favorite... Read More

Religion has lost its touch—just check out the latest polling numbers. And there’s a case to be made that this turn away from God portends civilization’s demise, but we’re not of that school. What’s happening might just be a... Read More

And the nominee for the Book Title Hall of Fame goes to Dear Queer Self, Jonathan Alexander’s Experiment in Memoir. Bald. Catchy. A little bit OTT. Challenging to those unnamed who could use a little challenging. We found it to be... Read More

If you’re looking for a path to saintliness, practice the art of forgiveness—the most heavenly of all mortal deeds. But forgiveness is tricky. To forgive someone who seriously wronged you should never mean that you wipe the slate... Read More

You might get the idea that we don’t like flights of fantasy when we choose Foreword This Week interviews, but that’s not the case—writers like this week’s guest, Josh Winning, just don’t come along very often. Take Eileen... Read More

Take a look again at the book title featured in this week’s interview and check your reaction. That’s right, check it hockey style—especially if you don’t think Voodoo, Hoodoo, and Wicca should be taken seriously in spiritual... Read More