Concentrated on deceptions, doublespeak, and rhetorical loop-de-loops, "The Epic of Chakramire" is an ambitious prose poem whose characters reveal their truths in thick, captivating verses. The evolutions of life on Earth, technology,... Read More

"Nobody Knows" is a faith-focused novel concerning the mistakes and accomplishments within an eventful life. In Larry Schneiderman’s generational drama "Nobody Knows", a conflicted family man deals with love affairs, illness, and his... Read More

Balor’s journal is an incisive glimpse of the current state of American psychoses. More than just a year-long journal, Baethan Balor’s "Outbursts of a Privileged White Man" explores big ideas in the cloistered world of his suburban... Read More

Madcap hijinks in the Wild West make this irreverent historical comedy a must-read. One of the most celebrated villains of the Wild West rides again in "Jesse James and the Secret Legend of Captain Coytus", an irreverent historical... Read More

By providing an impassioned account of Edward IV’s reign, Corbet makes English history exciting and his thesis convincing. Anthony Corbet presents a thorough account of the life of Edward IV and his lasting influence on the generations... Read More

This compelling and chilling story of corporate and child abuse is one that needs to be told. H. M. Bowker’s mystery novel, I Can’t Breathe! Libby, Montana 1958, is a tale of child abuse, death, and corporate exploitation of human... Read More

Books in which supernatural beings thrive among unwitting humans remain quite popular. Imagine a setting in which these otherworldly creatures, known as “zots” in Roxane Bland’s debut novel "The Underground", fear exposure by... Read More

Forget the devil. Blame the brain. That’s what business consultant and popular psychology writer Weiner might say to those who wonder what makes a normal person occasionally act more like a caveman than a sane man. Whether it’s a fit... Read More