In Jackson Ellis’s provocative science fiction novel "Black Days", a despondent Vermont man’s inspired plan leads to disaster, raising questions about the consequences of unchecked human ambition. Daniel is divorced, unemployed, and... Read More

The transformative events of a man’s life are gathered together in this amiable book that models decision-making at crossroad points. A memoir with self-help elements, Alexis Brunet’s book The Devil’s Crossroads straddles genre... Read More

Calling its ideal audience of one to task for deviating from his earlier Christian principles, "The Gospel According to Alex Jones" is a caustic and esoteric text. Jay L. Hall makes a case against Alex Jones in his political science book... Read More

"Down and Out in a Doublewide" is an entertaining collection of short stories about thwarted ideals and indelible incidents in the lives of everyday people. Anthony Scavillo’s short story collection explores permutations of the... Read More

The fun fantasy novel "Only Half Human" reveals that even superpowered teenagers struggle to deal with their families. Nathaniel Wright’s fantasy novel "Only Half Human" is set in a high school for wondrous beings, where a student... Read More

The Newlywed’s Window is an insightful, empathetic short story collection that focuses on women and LGBTQ+ people across Africa. The Newlywed’s Window gathers twelve compelling stories by contemporary African writers, most of which... Read More

"Perfect" is a spiritual memoir concerned with healing from generational traumas. Judi Miller’s moving memoir "Perfect" covers how her generational trauma and inexplicable fears were healed. Born in Trinidad to parents of Chinese and... Read More

"On Freedom and Revolt" is a heartfelt, motivational, and intellectual comparison of the work of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Albert Camus. Carl E. Moyler’s satisfying comparative literature book "On Freedom and Revolt" concerns the... Read More