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

In the vivid fantasy setting of "The Borealis Queen", a warrior relies on her instincts and trusted companions as she comes into her own. Set in a brutal prehistoric world, Henry Guard’s historical fantasy novel, "The Borealis Queen",... Read More

Online Teaching in K–12 is an encouraging educators’ guide to making the most of online learning. An authoritative and comprehensive educators’ resource, Sarah Bryans-Bongey and Kevin J. Graziano’s Online Teaching in K–12... Read More

Acknowledging the diverse and personal nature of autism, "Her Face of Autism" is a compassionate guide. Psychotherapist and sex therapist Michelle Labine’s compassionate guide "Her Face of Autism" is about late autism diagnoses in... Read More

Romance and intimacy are not pathways to anyone’s happily-ever-after in the poems of "The Thorn Key", whose entries are seamless in reimagining fairy tales in the context of feminist values. Folklorist Jeana Jorgensen’s muscular... Read More

A wiry sapling anticipates a village celebration “on the longest of nights,” crossing her branches that she’ll be chosen to be decorated, danced around, and keep the “darkness at bay.” A wise neighboring tree cautions her that... Read More