Elisa Albert’s ranging essay collection "The Snarling Girl" includes sixteen pieces published over the last ten years in venues including Longreads, New York magazine’s The Cut, The Forward, and Lit Hub. Their topics include feminist... Read More

Combining personal reminiscences with ever-changing opinions, "Thoughts Out of Season" is a personable flash essay collection. A collection of flash essays reflecting Robert N. Britcher’s personal experiences, opinions, and... Read More

With its suggestions for how the US health-care system might be improved, "Here Be Dragons" is an illuminating insider’s memoir. Web Golinkin’s memoir "Here Be Dragons" follows his mission to revolutionize American health care. For... Read More

In Bijal Vachharajani’s novel "Savi and the Memory Keeper", a girl navigates grief and healing via her connection with a sentient tree. After her father’s unexpected death, Savi moves with her mother and sister to Shajarpur.... Read More

Damon Garcia’s fiery religious book "The God Who Riots" calls on believers to stand up to capitalistic greed. Viewing faith as that which empowers people to either transform the world for good, or to “justify the world as it is,”... Read More

In Sarah Jane Singer’s "The Wall", a sheltered girl uncovers the truth about her reclusive family. At the heart of a haunted forest is the Wall. Built by a wealthy lord to protect his young family, it shields his only daughter for... Read More

"No Place to Pee" is an engaging memoir about time spent working in construction in Alaska, and as a rare woman on the team. Margaret H. Piggott’s memoir "No Place to Pee" is about being a lone woman laborer on the Alaskan frontier.... Read More

A bereaved widower embarks on a fateful journey in Josh Patrick Sheridan’s spiritual novel, "Old Fires". In between a horrific tour of service in Vietnam and his wife Grace’s death from cancer, Tim had a good life. After Grace’s... Read More