As the World Burns by Aaron Ryan is a gripping sci-fi novel that follows fifteen-year-old Cooper Calloway, the most loved and most hated boy alive. A deep-core seismic experiment went catastrophically wrong when he was two. The result left Cooper with the power to unwittingly...

August Greenleaf's Last 7,000 Days, by Stuart H. Greenblatt with David Connell, is a thought-provoking book about love, loss, addiction, forgiveness, and what may come after death. We follow August from childhood through complicated family relationships, marriages, and his personal battles with anxiety, addiction, and...

Adversology: Unconstitutional Stories by Avalok is an illuminating poetry collection that encourages you to confront societal ills head-on. When civil discourse gets thrown out the window in a sovereign republic, anarchy takes root in society. Sometimes, you have to dig deep and push yourself to...

A Song I Used to Know by Genalea Barker is the story of Stevie Rae Parker, a 21-year-old college student trying to piece her life together after her uncle and guardian, Gene, dies. Having lost her parents in a car crash at the tender age...

Another Invisible Ghetto by Rasmenia Massoud is a thought-provoking look into the lives of a group of people trying to find their identities through various means. Ian, poor and heartbroken, makes a life-ending decision that opens a space in Jacob’s apartment building. Jacob tries to...

A Life Worth Living by Don Lehmkuhl follows the story of an eccentric professor and his young protégé over the course of two decades. Kameron Burkhardt attended Saint Augustine's University in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the late 1980s. With youthful vigor, Kameron delved into university life...

Auto Antenna: An Enchanted Guide to Santa Fe & Vague Blueprint to the Cosmos by Stavo Mustang Craft blends a travelogue of Santa Fe with visionary fiction. We meet Cybilline, a theracoach—a therapist and coach to artists to help them resolve their doubts and encourage...

All Flavors by Julie Barnes is an inspiring story about finding hope amid adversity through resilience and faith. After Aunt Karin's little boy, Brody, tragically passes away in an accident, Rylee has a hard time overcoming his loss. Raised by her hardworking single mother, Rylee...

A Human Rights Odyssey by Jeffrey Gale follows Rabbi Levin's decades-long journey as a Jewish spiritual leader committed to building bridges across racial, cultural, and religious divides. The narrative centers around his leadership at Congregation Rodef Tzedek and his evolving role in multiple communities—from organizing...

A Pleasant Fiction by Javier De Lucia offers readers a raw and emotional exploration of familial loss, personal struggles, and life's unexpected challenges. The story follows Calvin, a man navigating the profound sorrow of losing his parents, brother, and uncle in quick succession. Calvin's family...