In Holy Shift! Driving Through Grief in a Vintage VW by Michelle Le Brun, her family is going on a summer vacation. Things go well initially, but tragedy strikes when they arrive in Denver. Her elder sister gets locked in the bathroom while taking...

In Her First Hero by Leon Harris, the author meets Aisha, who works in a restaurant. Their connection is instant, and as time passes, they grow very close despite their age difference. Aisha gets pregnant, but the happiness doesn’t last long. Leon discovers Aisha has...

When her father's second wife called to inform Lori L. Lee that he had passed away, supposedly from a heart attack, Lori took the news as confirmation that a difficult chapter in her life was coming to an end. As she reflects on her relationship...

Shirley M. Phillips’ How Not to Fly an Airplane: A Female Pilot’s Journey is a compelling memoir that takes readers through the highs and lows of her groundbreaking career as a female pilot in a male-dominated industry. With humor, candor, and emotional depth, Phillips recounts...

Hiraeth: The Voice of Home is Dan Morgan’s memoir, tracing his life from a late-born child in a troubled Pittsburgh family, detailing his complicated relationship with his alcoholic father and his development of humor and coping mechanisms. Morgan recounts his early fascination with Roller Derby,...

Christopher J. Martin’s memoir Homosexuality: Can The Penitent Be Healed? My Journey presents his personal and theological views of homosexuality through a biblical lens. He contrasts same-sex marriage against God’s original design of binary male and female heterosexual marriage. Martin references multiple biblical passages employed...

Barbara Hoffbeck Scoblic's How to Age Gracefully: Essays About the Art of Living presents a collection of essays exploring and offering practical advice and philosophical reflections on navigating this stage in life. The book examines the emotional spectrum of aging, from anxieties about physical...

Jan Cook Ketter’s memoir, Harvest of Joy, recounts the tragic event that took the lives of her husband, Verne, and son, Gary. While preparing for Thanksgiving, Jan’s family was struck by the news that Gary’s plane had gone missing, and later learning of the crash....

Home Inside the Globe: Embracing Our Human Family by Gail Straub is more than just a memoir—it’s a journey across both the world and the soul. Straub takes us from the Sahara’s endless dunes to the Himalayas’ towering peaks, weaving together stories of adventure, activism,...

In History Rules My Tomorrow, Bernt Erik Bjontegard shares what he learned from his family history and his past, raising thought-provoking questions and inspiring readers to think innovatively and work toward a better tomorrow. From helping to win WWII and transforming Norway to inventing algorithms...