"Walking in the Gray" is a sensible guide to navigating the gray areas in business and in life. Rickey L. Jasper’s career guide "Walking in the Gray" is about navigating spaces where binary rules either don’t exist or don’t apply.... Read More

Kirk E. Hammond’s science fiction series start off "Opposable" is gory and campy in all the best ways, with captivating characters to boot. Kirk E. Hammond’s science fiction adventure "Opposable" is a punk rock road trip novel... Read More

Snatch 2&20 is a clever, cynical novel about the absurdities of capitalism and the people who prop it up. A Wall Street flunky becomes entangled in his boss’s machinations in Luke E. Fellows’s comedic novel Snatch 2&20. Giles... Read More

Distilling anhedonia to its essence, Sometimes When I’m Sad’s calm approach to educating children and adults invites discussions. Deborah Serani’s clearcut, holistic picture book Sometimes When I’m Sad introduces childhood... Read More

This thrilling novel is rich in descriptions of the vast, snowy, and deadly wilderness of Alaska; it ably captures the type of person who chases gold. A man’s attempts to recapture his past lead him down a heinous path in Lee Matthew... Read More

Rich and expressive, the short stories in "A Little of This/A Lot of That" inspect the microcommunities of 1910s Jewish New York and a small Southern town. Robert Joseph Foley’s book of experimental short stories "A Little of This/A... Read More

Providing fertile ground for a new series, The Albatross: Contact is an action-packed and contemplative science fiction epic. Connor Mackay’s space epic The Albatross: Contact examines the mental cost of war as humans and aliens unite... Read More

"Life in the Camel Lane" is a collection of personal travel anecdotes with insights into expat life. Doreen M. Cumberford’s "Life in the Camel Lane" distills decades worth of Arabian travel anecdotes and expat stories into a mosaic of... Read More