Dreaming in Chinese: Memoirs from a Taiwanese Prison by William Tsung is a relatively short but impactful account of life inside a Taiwanese prison. The author is what was known as an ABC (American Born Chinese). When he traveled from California to Taiwan in January...

How To Get Whatever You Want: Top Techniques and Step-By-Step Strategies to Master the Art of Persuasion and Influence by Shaun Johnson Jr is a must-read book for everyone who wants to succeed in life. To do so, we should learn how to persuade and...

To All That Speak: The Ultimate Guide to Building the Most Updated Existence Awareness by Brandon Wolfe is a trailblazing look at the power words have over us as humans. Brandon has had an epiphany and believes that all words are made up. This...

Blood Works: An Owner’s Guide subtitled What Every Person Needs to Know Before They are a Patient by Dr. Shannon Farmer, Dr. Irwin Gross, and Dr. Aryeh Shander explores the changing medical opinion on blood transfusions and discusses patient blood management. This is the evidence-based...

Life Lessons From a Late Bloomer: Vignettes of a Small Town Girl by Jackie Ewing is a personal memoir about self-discovery told through different vignettes of her life. The book consists of ten life lessons divided into ten chapters. Most of the life lessons Jackie...

The succinct self-help guide, Life Tech: People Skills and Self-Management by Ernest Llynn Lotecka offers techniques for achieving personal goals and development. It facilitates growth in various skills including decision-making, communication, relationship-building, emotional management, focus and goal-setting, wellness, and self-management. On the topic of emotional...

Yoko Ono breaking up the Beatles is a story as deeply entrenched in pop culture as the British Invasion itself, and Nirvana fans have long maintained Courtney Love was to blame for Kurt Cobain’s tragic death. But how did these women, and so many others...

“For me, JFK’s death now existed in another life. Or so I thought,” writes George Schwimmer in the preface to Murder in Dallas, November 22-24, 1963: What Really Happened. Schwimmer originally believed the version trotted out by the government and mainstream media, whereby Lee Harvey...

In her uplifting, humorous memoir Chainsaws and Cherry Burls, Jennifer Neves interlaces intimate thoughts, parenting experiences, and her family’s interaction with nature on their 42-acre farm in rural Maine. The work is a collection of hilarious parenting misadventures which include the couple’s attempts at understanding...

Post Pardon Me by Suzanne Yatim Aslam is a charmingly honest memoir of a woman who experienced severe postpartum depression. Suzanne managed to fall pregnant despite a history of excruciating periods and painful ovulation. Suzanne has a fright during her pregnancy but succeeds in carrying...