In Liberty and the Wall of Separation Between Church and State by Robert J. O’Keefe, the need for Christianity within the political system has been all but lost to the opinion that people should be able to decide for themselves what they believe in. Several...

“What could go wrong?” Now that’s a loaded question that is bound to jinx the one who asks it. Jo Dibblee and her partner Michael traded a 2500 square foot house for a tiny home on wheels and moved from Canada to Baja, Mexico. They’d...

Country on the Edge of Nowhere: Pais al Borde de la Nada is a set of Spanish and English prose pieces by Danilo López Román. The author describes someone he refers to only as a “man” who has lived a long life surrounded by cycles...

Everybody has been at a point in their Christian life where they have questioned some things in the faith. It could be laws, doctrines, principles, or things they deem unfair, confusing, and contradictory. Jean L. Waight was no exception. She had questions in her heart...

Touchstones of Tradition: Insights From The Material Culture of Miccosukee and Seminole People is a collection of five pieces on South Florida Native American artistic traditions edited by William H. Marquardt. Inspired by artifacts in the Florida Ethnographic Collection, they address the development of Seminole...

Crossing Borders: The Search for Dignity in Palestine by Christa Bruhn is a personal narrative recounting the author's experience of Palestine, drawn from direct observations, acquired knowledge, and imagined scenarios. Historical aspects are supported by archival research and personal testimonies, predominantly from Palestinian and Israeli...

Cuba, Your Children Cry/ Cuba, tus hijos lloran by Otto H. Iglesias is a memoir about one man’s journey to connect with his origins. Otto was born in Florida in the 1970s. He was always enthralled by his parents’ stories about their life in Cuba...

In Finding Miss Fong, James A. Wolter narrates the love story that transpired after he traveled from Chicago to Malaya through a Peace Corps program. James left home and medical school hoping to escape marriage—his mother's wish for him. He also wished to fulfill his...

David Hann has penned twenty-eight stories of multiple genres in his book Bluebirds to Tikal: Stories of Fun, Fear, & Folly. The author takes his readers on a journey through foreign locations and explains certain aspects of foreign cultures, provides glimpses of military life, and...

Living While Human by Arwinder Kaur is a micro-autobiography and a call for embracing sustainable life choices and preserving our natural world. The book starts with a glimpse of the early stages of Arwinder's parents' life in Canada as immigrants from India who found their...