Get Through This Book by Brett Rumfelt is an interactive picture book that follows a bright green character who desperately tries to make it through the pages of a story. Convinced the book looks boring, the character decides the quickest solution is simply to get...

Robert Liebertz’s Gerard’s Map follows Gerard Sharp, captain of the merchant ship Tawny Mane, after he deciphers ten multilingual clues beside an invisible map linked to the Haywood, a vessel lost twenty-six years earlier while carrying a fortune. Gerard leaves England with his wife Samantha...

In Joel Hopkinson’s The Devil of Dark Dreams, book one of The Otherworld Portals series, Afghan-Australian widower Yasir Nassim owns the Dead Palomino, a Brisbane steakhouse built around his love of country music. When employee Albert arrives bruised and exhausted, he claims a creature sits...

Evangelos Rigakis’s Threskia presents book one of a three-volume study of ancient Greek spirituality, giving readers an introduction to the Hellenic Pagan Mystery Tradition. Rigakis begins with the belief that ancient Greek religion centered on the cultivation of inner divinity through education that becomes daily...

In Robert Phillips’s 2100, James Lawson is a Canberra businessman who awakens after sixty-five years in cryosleep as medical micros treat the brain tumor that sent him there. His fortune is largely gone, and Australia has become a communal society that relies on medical micros...

Jojo Asi’s Clarity over Doubt takes on the issue of professionals whose private thought patterns begin quietly affecting every part of daily life. Michael cannot stop replaying earlier mistakes during major projects, while designer Sarah begins interpreting silence from clients as hidden rejection. Asi leans...

Dr. Ronda Beaman's A Life in Letters begins with a bout of “Swedish death cleaning.” While sorting through decades of memorabilia, she discovers that in the midst of corsages and yearbooks destined for the trash, there is one kind of keepsake that remains sacred: letters...

The Polar Bear From Nowhere by Shelby Willis is a gloriously imaginative children's picture book that sweeps young readers into a world of moonlit wonder and pure, joyful silliness. On a star-speckled night, a great big polar bear with eyes that twinkle with curiosity hops aboard...

In S.D. Rhodes’s What Hears You, Tara Venn pilots Scout Four into Ilyr before the colony ships and crashes into a marsh world where sound can kill. Alone with injuries she cannot afford and a transponder that only flickers amber, Tara first thinks the local...

Hemangi Sawant’s Denver to Mumbai follows Sawant after thirteen years in America, when she leaves a comfortable life near Denver with her husband, Neeraj, and their ten-year-old son, Ronak, to return to Mumbai. The decision begins with grief after a call from her sister Shyamal...

The legal profession seems to attract its fair share of characters. Kevin O'Donnell has seen more than most and entertains readers with his reminiscences in Tales from the Oldest Profession: As Told by a Very Common Lawyer. He reflects on his student days, playing pranks,...

Morris (Mo) Miller is a lawyer at Tucker and Frood. What starts as a typical Tuesday morning rapidly deteriorates into a day he’ll never forget. Mid-morning, his assistant comes running into his office to tell him that there’s a man at reception with a gun...

A Collection of Poems by Kauveh Rusta brings together thoughtful poems about life, exile, love, death, and the search for identity. Every poem is accompanied by an abstract painting, which gives the words a visual story. Kauveh takes readers to Iran, a country he still...

Life Is an Upward Spiral by Ansar Yawar begins with the problem of human misery and the question his Nana placed in his mind: why do so many people fail to be happy? Yawar answers through the image of life as an upward spiral, where...

The Creative Way by Steven B. Wills is a portfolio of digital images. But it is first and foremost a meditation on creativity as an act of resilience, remembrance, and transformation. It combines photography, digital enhancement, abstract experimentation, and AI-assisted imagery. This allows Wills to...

In Elias Wynn: The Witness by Sebastian A. Guzman, we read about eighteen-year-old Elias Wynn, devastated by a rare autoimmune disease. After being hospitalized, Elias is sent home so that he can learn to understand his body’s new limitations. Elias notices a flyer promising restoration...

Have you ever gone down a path that led you somewhere completely unexpected? That’s exactly what happens to a group of young explorers in Capybaras: Guardians of the Jungle by Adam Koss. It begins as they set off on an ordinary field trip into the...

Joshua has autism. He’s nervous about a lot of things, and school can be a strange, scary place. But, in Hyeyoung and Sophia Lee’s My School Has Superheroes, Joshua learns that it’s okay to be nervous, scared, and to worry about the simple things in...

Anna of Bethsaida: The Arimathea Chronicles by Susanne Blumer tells the captivating story of Anna, the wife of the disciple Andrew, and her unwavering faith and loyalty to Jesus Christ. Andrew and Anna are expected to travel with Jesus to preach the Word. But as...

Jo-Anne Duffett’s novel, Adrift in Time, is a captivating and thrilling romance of two time travelers from two very different centuries. In 1626, Ralph Exmore, 32, of Oarlyn, England, is aboard the merchant ship Zest, bound for India. The ship is under attack by pirates...