Adjacent to History by John J. Rilli is an engaging memoir that explores a family’s personal history shaped by the tides of history, yet not defined by historical figures or grandiose events. Instead, Rilli offers a personal account of his family's journey through America, starting...

Life Sucks: Memories and Introspection During the Great COVID Lockdown by PS Conway is a hugely funny, deeply satirical, and, at times, starkly dark look at life, especially during the pandemic lockdown. It is a collection of short, pithy essays that sum up the author’s...

The Holy Lizard! by David Lane is an entertaining and charming Christian picture book for children that proves how attending church can be fun. Every Sunday, a little girl and her friends attend church. Before the service begins, they like to sneak off to see...

Definitely (A Story of Kindness and Empathy), written by Sara Brown and illustrated by Anastasia Dragunova, is a children’s book on school life that would appeal most to an audience of parents and young children. Mathew is a young boy who is excited about school,...

Maple the fox is excited because today she is meeting her friends to go on an adventure to the river. In The Cursive Readers Series©: Maple’s Adventure, Maple meets up with Tia the turtle, Remi the rabbit, Dot the duck, Dean the squirrel, and Aspen...

Scribbaloo and the Color Cruncher by Ben P. Fisher is a vivid and imaginative children's picture book that explores themes of perfectionism and resilience through the adventures of a charming little creature named Scribbaloo. This engaging tale not only captivates with its whimsical drawings but...

Countdown Butterfly by R. R. Raita (who says the tale was “inspired by true events”) traces the personality evolution of protagonist Alex Raita, a young Romanian Uber driver in contemporary London. We meet Alex during his first visit to a psychologist whom he engages to...

The Change Center by Howard D. Blazek is a profound exploration of one man's intense and tumultuous journey through a psychic and existential crisis that led him to a transformative experience in a psychiatric ward. This is a deeply personal narrative, retracing the author's path...

Nowadays, with hectic schedules and hyper-competitive work environments, there's been a steep rise in mental, emotional, and physical stress in people globally. As such, we must pursue healthy lifestyles that improve our overall health and maintain our general well-being. Howard D. Blazek's Wellness Mind-Body Activities...

Religion & Science: Thoughts of a Common Jim by James Hillman bridges the often turbulent waters between faith and empirical evidence with a refreshingly honest perspective. Hillman, not a scientist or theologian by profession but a curious and observant layman, presents his reflections on the...

As women, we are taught to maintain appearances and adopt some ways of acting. As we mature, we see how this becomes an obstacle to achieving our dreams. However, times change, and we can reinvent ourselves. Cassandra Crawley Mayo offers us advice on how to...

The Wound Closest to the Sun by Karl Berger is a poignant historical novel that spans decades and continents, weaving together the lives of those shaped by war and regret. The story follows Yann, a semi-retired French journalist in 1960, haunted by his past. Through...

Austin Blues is a rich tapestry woven from the threads of music, friendship, and the relentless march of time, set against the backdrop of Austin, Texas. Written by Gary A. Keith, it takes readers on an exciting journey through the eyes of Sanders Eden and...

A Bilagáana Boy Among the Navajo by Jay Jones is an unusual and interesting chronicle of a young boy who finds himself living on a Navajo Reservation in the 1960s, a white kid somewhat lost in a sea of Native American children. Jay was just...

The Golden Rule has become a universally accepted creed that provides the foundation for a better society through its ancient wisdom and unconditional love. Briefly stated, it involves treating others as you wish to be treated. Craig Cline explores this familiar theme and expands on...

Ray Taylor and the Torn and Tattered Treasure Map by N. Degen is the adventurous tale of Ray Taylor, an ordinary boy with a love for drawing and an adventurous spirit. The story follows Ray as he finds himself whisked away into an extraordinary world...

Still the Soul Survives by Pamela Goldstein is an exploration of the enduring impacts of the Holocaust on survivors during their twilight years. The book offers insights into the emotional and psychological scars carried by those who lived through one of history's darkest periods, captured...

The Wanderer’s Notebook Volume III by Christopher Emrys is an anthology of interconnected sci-fi, fantasy, and horror tales. From elven realms healing from devastation to an eerie encounter with a monster in the woods, the collection offers a variety of gripping adventures. It also includes...

Be There: My Lived Experience with My Sister’s Bipolar Disorder by Linsey Willis offers a profound look into the complexities of mental illness, woven through the personal journey of the author and her sister, Betsy. This memoir is a courageous and heartfelt narrative that brings...

Global Entries: Anecdotes from My Travels Abroad by Joe Fahey shares his extensive and diverse experiences traveling the world. The book is a collection of short stories filled with humor, historical insights, and cultural reflections, making it a delightful and educational read for both armchair...