A Conversation with Kamalani Hurley, Author of Kaho’olawe: The True Story of an Island and Her People / Hawaii may be the youngest and most remote of our states but you’d be wrong to think its history is any less rich than the other... Read More

“I’ve been doing this work for a long time, and I’ve found that my deep commitment to justice and the well-being of affected communities is what keeps me going. It’s about finding strength in solidarity and small victories and... Read More

Jella Lepman and Her Library of Dreams / The Woman Who Rescued a Generation of Children and Founded the World’s Largest Children’s Library / Katherine PatersonSally Deng, illustrator / Chronicle Books / Hardcover $21.99 (112pp) /... Read More

An interview with Richard H. Underwood, Author of Gaslight Lawyers: Criminal Trials and Exploits in Gilded Age New York / A lawyer himself, as well as a law professor and legal scholar, Richard Underwood has dedicated much of his life to... Read More

“For all of us, and I do mean all of us, finding a path toward healing is essential to forging lasting connections across our differences, recognizing our common humanity, and building a country and world where all children can... Read More

Under the Light of Fireflies / Lee Sanders / Flare Books / Softcover $19.95 (400pp) / 978-1-963511-01-7 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop), Amazon / An action-packed, heartfelt coming-of-age story, Lee Sanders’s novel Under the... Read More

Editor-in-Chief Michelle Schingler Interviews Elaine Bapis, Author of Valter of Salt Lake City: The Magic of the Table / A longstanding, legendary restaurant does something incalculable for a city. Of course, any restaurant’s legacy is... Read More

You note in your acknowledgment section that the institution in Moral Treatment is based on the Northern Michigan Asylum, which opened in 1885. You also had family members employed in various capacities at the Traverse City State... Read More