Playing Soldier is a work of non-fiction in the memoir and autobiographical sub-genres, and was written by author F. Scott Service. Please note that the work does contain explicit language, sexual references, and references to drugs and alcohol which makes it much more suitable to...

Renegade Mystic: The Pursuit of Spiritual Freedom Through Consciousness Exploration is a work of non-fiction in the spiritualism sub-genre, and was penned by author Sean McNamara. This book is a guide to fields such as remote viewing, energy healing, mediumship, and psychokinesis as experienced by...

There is something very special about the bond between a grandmother and her granddaughter. Irene spent her early years living with her grandparents, developing a loving relationship with her grandmother, or Gram. Born in a small town in the foothills of Vermont, at the beginning...

Transcending Depression: Quest Without a Compass is a nonfiction mental health memoir written by Larry Godwin, Ph.D. Godwin shares journal entries written over the 49 years he’s suffered from depression and thoughts of suicide. He discusses the medications he’s been prescribed and the reactions he’s...

One Country Club Drive: Stories Across Three Generations of Greenskeeping is a nonfiction sports memoir written by Marty Peck. Battle Creek Country Club and the Dutch Colonial home gracing the entrance at One Country Club Drive was the home, workplace, and playground of three generations...

A Thin Line Between Love and Hate: A Black Man's Journey Through Life and the CIA by Darryl A. Lansey is an unapologetic memoir that gives glimpses of the racism and inequality that played an important role in shaping the author's family's history, his worldview,...

In I'd Rather Kill Myself Than Be A Lawyer, Robert Segall, JD talks about how, as a lawyer, he became miserable and attempted suicide. He talks about his twenty-plus year journey to happiness. He explores the events before and after his suicide attempt, making sense...

Familiar Touch: Moments in Time (The Journey) is a work of non-fiction presented in the form of an artistic photography book, and was created by Dr. Robert M. Wright. The work chronicles a literal, figurative, and emotional journey taken by the author from around 1995...

So-Called Normal by Mark Henick is a memoir of the author's struggles as he is forced to endure mental health issues as part of his daily life. From childhood Henick is at odds with his family, first his philandering father and then his subsequent step-father,...

Pacific on the Right: Two Pilots, One Airplane, A Lifetime of Memories by Anne Pierce is the story of the author’s son’s epic journey, by small plane, from Phoenix, Arizona, to Chile, towards the turn of last century, compiled principally from the son’s journal. Curt...