The Anime Mindset: Level Up Your Life by Michael R. Yearby draws an inspiring connection between anime storytelling and personal development and provides lessons that not only help you become more creative but also improve your life in many ways. This book is a practical...

Book of the Unknown Painter is an exploration of the philosophy and practice of painting, offering readers a unique glimpse into the mind of an anonymous artist known only as The Painter. This work is a collection of aphorisms that reflect a lifetime of contemplation...

Dark Agent: Global Service & Sacrifice by L.W. Kwakou Casselle is a memoir shaped by moving across continents, institutions, and pivotal moments. Casselle traces his life from early childhood, marked by political upheaval in Liberia, through adolescence in North Las Vegas, military school, higher education,...

If you enjoy concept art, this fascinating collection of illustrations in Nuna Anodm by David Elkins is for you. You will see pictures like a trio of men with a structural network of rods attached to their belts, an array of drums on a tablet,...

David Elkins brings yet another enthralling collection of illustrations with his book, Marakin. Like his previous installment, Denewen, this collection combines social science with the machinations of the material world. In this book, you will find illustrations of hats and punch cards placed next to...

My Mother’s Son by Dr. Dar B. Shah is the author's life experiences that harken back to India on a path that carries him across continents and into medicine, framed by the presence of his mother. The memoir presents early family life, relocation to America,...

Dandelion: A Memoir in Essays by Danielle Bainbridge is a collection of the author’s thoughts, poems, and experiences. Danielle is a Black woman with Jamaican roots, raised in the Bronx, and Yale-educated in the arts with a bipolar depression diagnosis. She takes pride in her...

Windy Situ's Beneath the Flowing Peak is a mesmerizing collection of poems that cover a wide range of ideas and themes. Written in both English and Mandarin, these poems take the reader on a journey of self-discovery and introspection through a diverse spectrum of tonal...

Can You Open My Eyes? by Qusay Salih Hussein Al-Mamari is a memoir of Hussein's migration to the USA as a blind Iraqi refugee, unable to rely on sight, and unsure of the language or routines that shape daily life there. Hussein learns each setting...

Musea by Lande Jewels is a guide to London's museums, made wholly unique by each being described in poetic, rhyming verse. Jewels includes dozens of entries, like The National Portrait Gallery, where Holbein and Hogarth hold one side of the room while Gainsborough, Reynolds, Kauffman,...