What I Hope You Remember by Keith Thorn is an introspective memoir that blends heartfelt storytelling with life-earned wisdom. The book is a collection of letters and reflections addressing healing, forgiveness, and the transformative power of presence. Thorn writes with unflinching honesty about the struggles...

When their family dog Sierra unexpectedly passed away, a grief-stricken Cindy Ojczyk, in an attempt to console her adolescent daughters, Anna and Mia, decided to foster rescue dogs. In Mom Loves the Dogs More, Cindy shares her experiences of fostering dogs while raising two teenage...

Discipline by Subtraction: The Art of Strategic Laziness by James R. Snoddy presents a discipline-based approach that allows individuals to reclaim their time, perspective, and relationships by eliminating elements that do not add value to their lives. Strategic Laziness is not about removing tasks simply...

Cybersecurity by Justin K. Kojok begins with the evolution of cybersecurity, rooted in the CIA triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability. Kojok traces developments from basic password protection to AI-based defenses, covering tools like firewalls, encryption, and Zero Trust models. Kojok categorizes threats such as viruses,...

Understanding Your Depression by Ray J. Dodkins delves into the complex emotional and psychological factors that influence depression in both men and women. The book examines developmental differences rooted in childhood and societal expectations, highlighting how emotional triggers, perceptions of self-worth, and gender-specific reactions contribute...

Wrath of Light by Stephen Hays is a collection of forty-four original poems that tap into the intersections of nature, spirituality, and the human experience in raw and occasionally shocking detail. In “Into Each Of Us…,” a death is wrapped in a merging with the...

In Working-Class Kids and Visionary Educators in a Multiracial High School by Karen V. Hansen and Nicholas Monroe, Sunnyvale High School was established in California during significant social changes and numerous challenges. The school mainly catered to middle-class families whose many family members had a...

Crossing the Cactus by David C. Blivin is a roadmap for building tech commercialization ecosystems beyond Silicon Valley in under-resourced regions in the U.S. Blivin talks about the critical importance of early-stage capital, experienced leadership aligned with startup phases, and local talent pipelines supported by...

What the F*ck Do You Actually Want? by Max Stephens examines how modern individuals often pursue societal goals that cause disconnection from authentic desires and others. He traces this condition to the Industrial Revolution’s shift from meaningful work to mechanization and consumerism, intensified by digital...

Dark Skies: Tales of Turbulence in Paradise by David Haldane is a series of non-fiction short stories about his experiences as an American living in the Philippines with his Filipina wife. Through these, he presents his views on cultural shifts, identity, and adaptation in his...