Pinch Me by Barbara Boyle is for fans of memoirs, cultural, and adventure non-fiction books. Barbara and Kim spend their honeymoon traveling across Europe. While Barbara is an experienced traveler, she has never been to Monforte, a small town in the region of Piedmont, Italy....

The Party at the End of the Rainbow by Ronald Schulz provides readers with an impressive depiction of the countercultural movements that occurred between the late 1960s and early 1970s via the experiences of a young man who lived through the radical politics, the music...

Petals From Mars by Judie Dziezak details the author’s personal journey of resilience and triumph over adversity. Dziezak shares her experiences growing up with a mentally ill mother and the emotional abuse she endured, which later shaped her ability to navigate male-dominated professional fields as...

Kevin Hyde shares his harrowing struggles with addiction In Pennies From Heaven For Kevin. Growing up alongside four sisters in an upper-middle-class family in a prosperous town in upstate New York, Kevin had a happy childhood. Since he was a teenager, he started doing odd...

Purge! We Should Do This by Carolyn L. Austin chronicles her experiences with personal and professional challenges, beginning with her abusive marriage to Danny and subsequent divorce in 1984. After leaving her former husband, Austin navigated a series of career changes, including a long tenure...

Psyche and Spirit by Melinda Edwards, MD, is a memoir that chronicles the author's journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth. It highlights her quest for truth, spirituality, healing, and connection. Raised by medical missionary parents, Melinda developed a fear-based Christianity that led to a continuous...

In Pretty Girls Don't Get Cancer, M. Patricia Diaz (born and raised in Maracaibo, Venezuela) shares her story of battling cancer. She reveals details about her family conflicts, relatively happy life, and how, at the age of sixteen (in 1989), she was diagnosed with stage...

Living in France is different from what one would expect because of the idealized image that the media has given us. Scott Dominic Carpenter is an American with experience in the provinces and the capital. With a touch of humor, he tells us what this...

Patterns: The Mystical Journey of an Ordinary Life is a work of non-fiction in the memoir, art, and inspirational writing subgenres. Penned by author H. L. Gaydos, this original and interesting work encapsulates the extraordinary experiences within an ordinary existence, where doubt and hope intertwine....

Puck Farkinson's: A Parkinson's Memoir by Mike Justak is inspiring. It is not easy to live with Parkinson's disease. As Mike says, “Parkinson’s sucks.” He also explains that Parkinson’s is a movement disorder. It’s a progressive neurological disorder that has no cure. Its symptoms include...