The twin victories at Pensacola and Yorktown would not have been possible without the influence of a particular Spanish royal commissioner, suggests the thorough biography Francisco de Saavedra’s American Revolutionary War. James... Read More

From their own singular, intersectional perspectives, the writers and illustrators whose works are collected in the vibrant anthology "Bright Before Us, Like a Flame" reflect on urban life, immigration, activism, LGBTQ+ life, and coming... Read More

On Mars, the fight for independence grows in the satirical science fiction novel "The Second World", which focuses on an unlikely hero who’s not used to winning. Jake Korell’s amusing science fiction novel "The Second World" is a... Read More

Balancing politics and personal awakening, the fantasy novel "Whispers of the Elixir" is an engaging entry into a broader saga. In C. P. Silver’s vivid fantasy novel "Whispers of the Elixir", a princess struggles to reconcile her... Read More

The activist’s memoir "A Vision of Hope" draws on personal experiences with family addiction and incarceration to propose systemic reforms. Andrew Drasen’s reflective memoir "A Vision of Hope" combines personal confession with civic... Read More

Shifting cultural messages about masculinity and sexuality filter into a man’s daily life in the musing historical novel "Who Will Cliff Date?" David A. Robinson’s wry novel "Who Will Cliff Date?" is about sexuality, identity, and... Read More

As the United States teeters toward civil war, a small Missouri community ekes out a unique existence in the engaging historical novel "Lime Spring". Jack Williams’s historical novel "Lime Spring" focuses on the foundation and history... Read More

Asserting that the body’s various systems are interconnected, the supportive wellness guide "Adjusted Reality" suggests holistic means of attaining lasting health. Sherry McAllister’s holistic health guide "Adjusted Reality" leans on... Read More