A Poem in Prose is Ramun Bjerken’s case for spiritual atheism, a way of seeing existence that rejects a ruling deity but still treats life as part of a single Reality. At its center is Bjerken’s belief that every person is formed within one universal...

The White Light Bends by Tiffany Blaine tells the story of four generations of women and their struggles to manage their relationships with others and accept past mistakes. Ruby, the matriarch, suffers from dementia, and her daughter-in-law, Margaret, tries to maintain a relationship with her...

Ari Schneider’s Stolen Headstones is a compelling memoir where the author reconstructs his grandfather Louis’ actual experiences during the Holocaust by cross-referencing family documents with official international archive data. The book details how Louis fabricated heroic stories about shooting soldiers and eating rodents to mask...

In Dr. Paul L. Sasser’s The Oagenn, Nathanael Livanos has lived for centuries by hiding what he is: an Oajinn who does not age like ordinary people, but his hidden life ends when his brother El-Jy’een begins hunting the ancient rings that can alter the...

Underwear Hat by Aubrey E. Drummond presents the author's thoughts, emotions, and experiences, captured in short verses that read like direct communication. The poems follow the arc of a speaker’s life, moving from the trembling joy of childhood and marriage to the challenges of widowhood...

Walls of Age by Clark Templeton is a riveting medical thriller that takes us to a region divided into the Elite and Commons Districts. Nate Walkins is a scientist working for an Institute in the Commons District on a cure for an aging virus. The...

In C.W. Lovatt’s Daniel Stubb:1808-1809, Daniel Stubb, a young British cavalry officer serving in Portugal during the Peninsular War, arrives with the 20th Light Dragoons as Sir Arthur Wellesley begins forcing Napoleon’s army from Iberia. Inexperienced in command, Daniel must carry orders through gunfire and...

In her thought-provoking memoir, From Doctor to Healer, Dr. Erica M. Elliott tells the story of a life characterized by extraordinary grit and personal transformation. After a successful but exhausting career in medicine, her world collapses when she suffers a devastating illness caused by exposure...

What if the hardest moments in life are leading somewhere we can't see yet? In What If? A Story of Hope by Samuel Grace, Sarah and Mark Grayson live on a farm in the small town of Willow Creek, Kansas. After years of hoping for...

In Abigail Moyer's One of My Patients Is a Vampire, Dr. Ian Greyson keeps a psychiatric practice in Hershey, Pennsylvania, where his ordered routines begin breaking after a boy warns him that one of his patients may be a vampire. When a forensic psychiatrist is...

The Queen of Second Chances by Kam Karem is a brilliant blend of supernatural fantasy and crime mystery. The story unfolds in the whimsical Olde Town, Bolder County, Georgia. We meet eighteen-year-old Destiny, the sole employee and proprietor of The Sky’s NOT the Limit, Drone...

In Chuck Morgan’s The Glass Man Protocol, Dr. Claire Rousseau, a former Boston neurosurgeon, now treats ordinary patients in Silver Creek, a mountain town where she hopes her past will stay quiet. When Mayor Halloway collapses at the Winter Festival, Claire recognizes a neurological attack...

Too many Americans see Washington, DC, as simply a political hot mess, yet there is so much more to our nation’s capital. Author Ken Wilcox makes this abundantly clear in Ultimate DC: Travel, Walk, Explore. In it, he shares his love and knowledge of the...

In Jennifer Hardman's What Remains of Grace, Jenna returns home after ten years. Jenna ran away from Tarpon Springs after losing her brother and built a successful company and a new life in Alpharetta. For the next ten years, Grace handled every responsibility alone, keeping...

Maybe You Lied by Jennifer Sadera is a psychological thriller that follows twenty-one-year-old Will Lockhart, who is drowning in grief and guilt after his mother’s death in a car accident. He cannot socialize nor bring himself to move past the paralysis, but when he cannot...

Jeff Silverman’s memoir, From The Vault II: The Lost Chords and Stories, continues to follow the musician who learns that a song can wait decades for the right person to bring it back. His route begins with a backstage meeting with banjo player Billy Ray...

Artificial Intelligence has become the fastest-growing technology the world has ever seen. Getting to grips with it may seem challenging, but Jason Walsh has come to our assistance with Understanding the AI Stack. He reflects that the role of AI has evolved from being a...

The human brain is truly a wondrous creation. According to Wahid Antoine Baserini, the universe repeated the pattern of its origins when it developed life, and subsequently, our brains, here on Earth. In The Human Brain Has Eclipsed Its Creator, Baserini emphasizes that a failure...

Lauren Martin offers an intimate collection of poems in her book, Forgotten Lands. Through her poetry, Martin recounts her experiences and paints a vivid portrait of her life and the environment in which she grew up. She reveals her disillusionment with society, which continues to...

“Over generations, the original idealism has been perverted and evolved into what we have now.” Idealism and lofty goals often become twisted, and Dystopian Paradise, a novella by Marvin Cook, is a perfect example of utopianism corrupted. The story begins simply enough, with 12-year-old Pilar...