An activist’s enlightening memoir, "Stride" is about navigating life with a new disability. Avra Wing’s affecting memoir "Stride" is about the pain, shame, and self-awareness that followed from losing her leg. In 1990, a few months... Read More

About Black emancipation and the revival of repressed beliefs, "Black Divinity" is a compelling religious tract. Shahidi Islam’s forceful religious tract "Black Divinity" aims to inform, educate, and uplift the Black community.... Read More

"Reality 2.0" is in interdisciplinary metaphysical tract that emphasizes clarity, integration, and accessibility in its efforts to explain both the physical and spiritual dimensions of existence. William Truax’s bold philosophical... Read More

"She’s Such a Liar" is a powerful feminist tract that reveals the underlying hypocrisy and corruption of traditional approaches to the subject of incest. Susan Osborn’s persuasive feminist tract "She’s Such a Liar" explores the... Read More

Rebecca Solnit’s clearsighted, inspiring essay collection celebrates the achievements of the progressive movement and poses a hopeful vision of the future. This book celebrates an “epic transformation” still underway, driven by the... Read More

The brave, probing essays in Anna Badkhen’s "To See Beyond" address global issues including climate change, economic inequality, immigration, colonization, and genocide. The twenty-three essays in this collection cover a vast physical... Read More

Moira Welsh’s compelling social survey addresses the financial, emotional, and social disconnects that many women encounter during their senior years. An investigative journalist, Welsh’s acclaimed Third Act project for the Toronto... Read More

"Mountains to Cross" is a hopeful memoir about finding meaning in charity work and leaving a lasting legacy in the world. Soldier and Wall Street executive Abraham M. George’s inspirational memoir–cum–self-help book "Mountains to... Read More