It's All In The Lyrics: How Music Helped Me Heal and Find My Voice by Tony Kessel is a memoir that chronicles Kessel's transformative journey through music, beginning with a Garth Brooks concert. The experience ignites a year-long project where he creates a song-a-day playlist,...

Terry Lister delivers an engaging travel memoir of his adventures through three African countries in Let's Go to Gabon, Cameroon, and Namibia. Through vivid descriptions, Lister shares his experiences navigating the unique landscapes, wildlife, and cultures he encounters. His journey begins in Gabon, where he...

Finding Dad, Paranoid Schizophrenia: An End to the Search by Amanda LaPera is a deeply personal memoir of her ten-year journey to reconnect with her father, Joseph, who has lived on the streets with untreated severe mental illness since his diagnosis at age fifty-three. Following...

Memoir of a Mangled Mind by Steven Simmons Shelton is a courageous and raw memoir detailing the author's battle with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), which developed as a response to childhood abuse. With unflinching honesty, Shelton recounts the complexities of managing his multiple personalities, some...

I Will Be the Woman He Loved: Learning to Live Again on the Thames Path by Tania Romanov is a deeply personal memoir about loss, love, and identity. Tania Romanov, once a pioneering tech CEO, embarks on a two-week walk along England's Thames Path following...

Out of My Scull by Danielle Battaglia is a delightful memoir of a woman who takes up the sport of recreational rowing in her fifties. Having tried many adventurous sports, Danielle sees the rowers gently passing by the restaurant balcony on a perfect evening and...

My Rude Awakening by Edward Charles Featherstone is an unfiltered memoir that recounts his extraordinary life journey from the elite circles of English society to the unforgiving world of combat aviation. Raised in privilege, Charles undergoes personal and emotional transformations through intense experiences, from his...

Suddenly Silent and Still is an uplifting memoir by Nin Mok. It captures Nin's journey through violent vertigo, the loss of two major senses, hearing and balance, lessons learned, and recovery. When tragedy suddenly hits Nin, a project management executive, she finds herself experiencing negative...

In Forty-Five, Anneila Menscher explores her personal relationships through the emotional highs and lows of love and heartbreak and, ultimately, self-discovery. It covers a few pivotal moments in her life, like struggling through complicated partnerships to finding solace in her status as a single mother....

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...