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...

If Not for the Love of Others: An Autobiography of Abuse, Survival, and Salvation by Antaeus is a raw and deeply personal account of overcoming adversity through strength and the transformative power of love. This book explores the harsh realities of a life marked by...

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...

I Respectfully Disagree: How to Have Difficult Conversations in a Divided World by Justin Jones-Fosu provides a thorough guide to handling contentious discussions with grace and understanding. This book is essential for anyone looking to enhance their communication skills in both personal and professional settings...

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...

Lee Orlich Bertram presents a collection of riveting poems with Insistence, Persistence, and Resistence. This book contains observational poetry that touches upon themes of love, family, society, nature, heritage, and more. "A Toss of the Salad" follows the story of a young girl watching in...

Renes Lophanor’s I Still Love Teaching Despite Having All The Reasons In The World To Quit is a heartfelt and thought-provoking exploration of the joys and challenges faced by educators today. Lophanor, an experienced teacher with a deep passion for education, takes readers on an...

In Interrupting Violence, Cobe Williams and Josh Gryniewicz narrate Cobe's journey of transitioning from a path of chaos to advocating for safety and peace. The memoir depicts Cobe's questionable acts and his wrongful imprisonment before he finally turned his life around and became a community...

In I Didn't Sign Up For This Shit, Dr. Michael Lewis examines his diverse medical experiences, highlighting key issues in patient care and physician well-being. The book recounts Lewis's observations, from witnessing his grandmother’s death and recognizing the importance of compassionate doctor-patient relationships to contrasting...

It's Never Been a Level Playing Field: Overcoming 8 Racial Myths to Level the Field is a work of non-fiction in the social justice, sociocultural issues, and self-help genres. Penned by author Steve Brigham, this highly engaging work examines and debunks eight pervasive myths that...