In the wake of a pandemic, fear shapes human existence and beliefs in the speculative, theory-heavy novel "The Shift". In Carolyn Buffington’s musing science fiction novel "The Shift", the question of how much is known about humans and... Read More

"U Dream, Inc." is a ranging anthology whose stories work to bridge the gap between temporal and spiritual realms. Vlado Rahal’s expansive anthology "U Dream, Inc." juxtaposes unrelated stories to moral and spiritual through lines. In... Read More

The religious text "Battle for the Truth" makes familiar arguments about God-sized holes in scientific theories. Taking a familiar religious approach, H. D. Chiou’s book "Battle for the Truth" contrasts the theory of evolution with... Read More

The Sounds at River’s Edge is a fondly shared, honest memoir that glances back at simpler times that were anything but dull. The autobiographical essays of Bobbie J. McLaren’s The Sounds at River’s Edge cover an idyllic 1950s... Read More

"The Principle of 18" is a self-help guide designed to help people attain joy and fulfillment, one life stage at a time. Eyal N. Danon’s "The Principle of 18" is a self-help book that aims to help people infuse every stage of their... Read More

The absurdist novel "Wand" takes on serious issues via the exploits of a daring artist. An artist works to make the world a better place in Chuck Champlin’s raucous novel "Wand". In the 1980s in LA, Chris is a cartoonist who gets by on... Read More

In the supernatural novel "The Magic Keys of Tanglewood", girls at a prestigious school pursue a generational mystery. In Malcolm Chester’s novel "The Magic Keys of Tanglewood", girls at a prestigious private school uncover a curse... Read More