Robert Morong’s Blame Yourself presents responsibility as the moment a person stops treating the past as a verdict and starts treating the next decision as personal territory. Morong’s argument is direct: blame gives temporary relief, but responsibility gives a person something to do. The book...

In Blood and Gold, Christie Sikora makes the argument that the Munich Olympics are proof that political violence cannot be separated from history. The author says the hostage crisis grew from decades of Palestinian displacement after 1948, from Cold War rivalries, from Western intervention across...

Becoming a Mom: An IVF Story by Liz Jauvtis chronicles the author’s deeply moving journey into motherhood. After being a babysitter to a single mother in her teen years, Liz decided she also wanted to be a mother someday. However, she did not expect to...

Life's challenges can bring a range of anxiety, stress, depression, and other mental health-related issues to a person. In this fast-paced world, it is often easy to look for "quick fixes." Dr. Celeste Birkhofer is a licensed clinical psychologist who has overcome significant personal setbacks....

Beyond Offices by Clark Lowe explores the changing nature of work and challenges long-held beliefs about where and how work should be done. The book traces the historical shift from labor, based in physical locations like farms and factories, to office work and to a...

Behind The Torn Veil by Itotko argues that many biblical disputes come from treating scripture as a record of physical events instead of a symbolic account of spiritual reality. Itotko revisits key passages that readers often quote as literal fact and tests them for internal...

Evangeline Emmanuel’s Bills, Bosses & Big Dreams takes a hard look at how career decisions and money habits mold themselves into true long-term independence. It presents a structured approach for evaluating whether your work aligns with your abilities and priorities, then shows how deliberate positioning...

Better Dead Than Poor by Lisa Story (Stories and Letters from Uncle D.B. Cooper) is a moving true crime memoir. When Walt’s father unexpectedly died in a freak accident when Walt was very young, his life took a tragic turn. Walt felt this tragedy changed...

In his memoir Belonging to the World, Barry Hoffner expects a temporary goodbye when he and his wife, Jackie, leave for different countries overseas, until he receives the news that destroys the life they had built and planned. After telling his sons of the tragedy,...

Becoming a Badass: From Fearful to Fierce is a brutally honest memoir from noted travel writer and film producer Margie Goldsmith. Having grown up in a dysfunctional family, the author took the first opportunity to leave that environment after graduating from college and headed to...