Though it centers on the practice of writing, this book will speak to all who value self-discovery. Part writing guide, part memoir, and part love letter to the craft of writing, Diana Raab’s "Writing for Bliss" is a caring and... Read More

"The Stuff of Family Life", by Michelle Janning, is a fascinating sociological exploration of what material goods say about people and society. Examining both spaces and objects, the book looks at different life stages and the living... Read More

This affecting, dimensional work centers on the power gained by losing oneself in the mythology of others. Charlie Chaplin and Winston Churchill: Englishmen, twentieth-century icons, and, in Austrian writer Michael Köhlmeier’s rich... Read More

This novel is a fabulous, fun page-turner that dives headlong into the sometimes murky waters of adult relationships. Peggy Hinaekian’s novel "Of Julia and Men" takes on the thrilling subject of love with spirit, telling a tantalizing... Read More

This mystery and thriller charts new territory by examining shades of evil and whether ends always justify means. After his wife and son die in a suspicious fire, Nick takes a job as a high-rise window washer and building maintenance... Read More

An enticing and enlightening guide to unlocking creative powers and moving toward self-realization. Creative Meditation and Manifestation is a refreshing and enriching exploration of ways to develop what author Amara Honeck calls... Read More

With plentiful limestone-filtered springwater and an ideal climate, your old Kentucky home was God’s gift to whiskey makers, and early settlers put grain to copper still and bourbon soon ran from it. But Prohibition cut the number of... Read More

A new guide to charitable work and global giving provides inspiration and guidance to those who want to live a more charitable life. For those overwhelmed by depressing global news reports or who are facing disillusionment, authors Jim... Read More