The speed and bias of information in the modern world have fractured society along racial, religious, political, and ethnic lines. But what if humans learn to move past their shortcomings and conflicts? In Civil Living, author Pete Wiley offers keen insights on how to practice...

Dear Orchid by Carol Van Den Hende is a collection of epistolary short stories that recount personal experiences, encounters, and fictional extensions of her Goodbye, Orchid series. In My Wild, Wild Twin, she remembers her childhood best friend in a Maryland housing complex, recalling their...

In America, the question of democracy and the role of the president has seldom been under more intense scrutiny. Kevin James Salveson joins the growing chorus of criticism as he sets out to explore the unconventional antics of President Donald Trump in Trumpocalypse Not: A...

True Tales of a Traveller: One Day in Bangkok & Other Stories by Alix Lee is a collection of travel adventures, solo backpacking around the world, that remind us in this internet-accessible age that it wasn’t always as easy as just calling up Google Translate...

It's undeniable that AI has slowly permeated almost every aspect of our society, be it political, financial, entertainment, media, or military. So, how do federal, state, and local government departments and agencies benefit from this revolutionary tool? In Reimagining Government, Faisal Hoque, Erik Nelson, and...

Natural Insurrection: The Predatory Legacy of Man by Wilfred Nieman traces predation as a fundamental force shaping life from microbes to humans. He argues that early bipedal hominids, like Orrorin and Ardipithecus, combined climbing and walking, enabling survival amid changing climates. He documents predators’ influence...

Animals DO Talk by Carrie O’Neill presents animal communication as a continuous exchange shaped by behavior, energy, and perception. She shows how observing subtle signals and maintaining curiosity allow humans to understand animals’ needs, preferences, and intentions. O’Neill recounts experiences with her horses, cats, and...

Rendezvous With the Fat Man by Jan Leslie Sherman and Gail Sherman Jones is a true story. During 1972-1980, twenty-two-year-old Jan Sherman decided to become a cocaine dealer to support her extravagant lifestyle. Although inexperienced, Jan was cunning and carefully planned her trips. She flew...

Hire Right: Building Fair & Inclusive Interviews That Work by Kellie Hinkle is a good primer for managers and employees to utilize when planning their interviews, particularly when using a panel interview format. The importance of the interviewing process cannot be understated, as it poses...

The Endless Art Challenge Card Deck by Megan Roy is a unique way to add a creative twist to your art or have some fun with fellow artists. This is the go-to way to fight a creative block with an assortment of ninety prompts that...