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...

Stories of piracy and sea warfare never fail to excite people's imaginations and have been the subjects of countless works of fiction and non-fiction, but we often underestimate the impact of pirates and their connections to significant historical events. In particular, the transatlantic slave trade...

Negative thoughts and feelings have a way of creating self-doubt and fear in our minds. Having a productive dialogue with oneself helps steer our thoughts, emotions, and behavior toward a more optimistic outlook on life. Shani T. Night is a certified Happiness Life Wellness Coach...

If you love animals and sweet stories about them, you are bound to love Paws, Tails and Tales by Angelina Dayan. As a sequel to Freddy’s Magic Garden: Incredible Cat Stories, Dayan continues her whimsical tales about cats but also includes stories about dogs and...

Contemplating nature awakens our creativity and helps us develop ideas applicable to our daily lives. That is why, in Poignant Landscapes, Van Thi Diep shares a personal collection of essays, poems, and photographs focused on finding inner peace. She reflects on how landscapes and our...

Mary Jo Doig is a strong and brave woman. Her memoir, Patchwork, A Memoir of Love and Loss, is a testament to her strength and courage. Patchwork is more an autobiography than a memoir. It encompasses her entire life from birth to nearly sixty years...

Every day we seem to be moving a step closer to the possibility of a war breaking out. Tensions keep rising within and outside international borders. Minority communities all over the world keep making an outcry against oppression. World superpowers continue to flex their nuclear...

Ebrima Sawaneh's memoir, Purposeful Education: My Bet Against Poverty, is a compelling narrative that traces Ebrima's remarkable journey from a humble Gambian village to the commanding roles of Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Chief Financial Officer (CFO). The book begins with Ebrima's early struggles, including...

Set apart from a host of contemporary political critiques, Psychosocial Political Dysfunction Disorder of the Republican Party employs a mode of analysis through the lens of widespread neuropathology. Daniel Brubaker’s approach is more persuasive than many texts grounded in political history, which detail institutionalized corruption...

Pocket of Pain by Lady Warfield follows the life of a young woman as she embarks on a ski trip with her friends and then finds herself in a very intense relationship. With her parents' marriage steadily going downhill and the verbal abuse her father...