Improvising in Italian by Jennifer Artley is a memoir that documents Artley's move from New Jersey to Modena, Italy, motivated by her husband Michael’s business opportunities. Artley's daughter struggles to adjust and eventually leaves Italy after a few months. Michael, whose family history includes multiple...

Jeff Burgess’s It Worked for Me: My Life Seizing Opportunity and Building Success chronicles his extraordinary journey from a rebellious, underachieving youth in Skokie to a highly successful and influential sales executive in the tech distribution industry. The narrative opens with a vivid recounting of...

If You Say So by Michelle Herman reflects on the author's personal and communal experiences shaped by art, caregiving, and memory. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Herman was part of a community dance project, using ballet for structure and inner balance. She recalls formative life stages:...

In The Shadow Of The Oak is a heartfelt celebration of love between a son and his father. David Ferro shares true stories about his late father, Aurelio, whose presence loomed large in his life. Alongside the real-life events, the author presents a mythic retelling...

Infinite Paradise by Dianne Ebertt Beeaff is a memoir that immerses readers in a heartfelt connection with nature. The narrative weaves personal reflections with the physical transformations of a sixteen-acre tract in Southern Ontario, artfully depicted as an embodiment of paradise. Throughout the memoir, Beeaff...

Internationally Known, Locally Disrespected by Eddie Doyle is an absorbing collection of true stories from the front seat of an Uber. It provides a gritty, humorous, and sometimes raw look at the range of human experiences through the eyes of a Philadelphia-based driver. Doyle’s narrative...

With In Every Breath a Prayer, David Hanig invites readers into the raw landscape of his soul with unflinching honesty. Following a profound psilocybin experience that cracked open long-sealed emotional wounds, Hanig embarks on a healing odyssey that he documents through alternating prose and verse—each...

The 1960s saw profound social and political change, particularly in the United States of America. It was in this world that Helen Miller spent her formative years as a young black woman at a time when the civil rights movement and black consciousness were making...

Ironing Out My Life: Child Abuse and How It Affected Everything Thereafter is a difficult book to read and I mean that in the best possible way. In it, Kate Russell shares harrowing stories of her childhood that not only provide emotional impact but also...

Ice and Fire: Thawing a Murderer’s Heart by Baldur Einarsson is an emotional memoir that chronicles the author’s journey of transformation and renewal. From a young age, Baldur's life was turbulent, marked by unstable father figures, drug use, and violence. This tumultuous environment led to...