"A Seeping Wound" is a dark story of human cruelty, and an ode to the preeminence of the human spirit. In his arresting novel, "A Seeping Wound", Darryl Wimberley forcefully chronicles life in one of the many slave camps of the rural... Read More

This accessible encyclopedia of Italy’s military and cultural influence over the centuries is a lively, conversational book full of surprising facts. “Italy has had a troubled, sometimes tragic, history. Rome lived by the sword and... Read More

The mixture of practical information and reassurances make this essential reading for patients and their loved ones. With their first book, "Addiction Is Addiction", Raju Hajela, Sue Newton, and Paige Abbott aim to foster “more open... Read More

If Sheldon Cooper were a detective, he’d be Samuel Hoenig, whose Asperger’s symptoms and mystery-solving skills combine to offer humor and suspense. Samuel Hoenig is not your usual detective. While he lives with Asperger’s... Read More

Micro-discussions of dream symbols reveal this book to be more than mere reference material; it will lead dreamers to learn something about their lives in the waking world. Llewellyn’s Complete Dictionary of Dreams, by Michael Lennox,... Read More

Izso offers smart advice to small-business owners who want to understand and apply the psychology of social media. The key difference between Jay Izso’s book, Got Social Mediology? Using Psychology to Master Social Media for Your... Read More

This novel is a sincere exploration of the struggles people go through trying to survive and do right, while still holding on to their dreams. Maya and Danny Johnson have all but given up on their dreams. After a decade of scraping... Read More

Books a movement make. Consider the state of conservatism in the United States following the Second World War. In the words of Lionel Trilling in 1950: “Liberalism is not only the dominant but even the sole intellectual tradition.”... Read More