Fortnam captures his radical separation from reality by sharing his confused thought process. In this brief but brave memoir, Michael Fortnam strives to share what serious mental illness feels like from inside the patient’s head.... Read More

The universe speaks through the trees and shares some insightful, inspiring answers. Pat S. Hilger’s debut, "Parables from the Tree of Life", is a spiritual memoir in which the author takes a serene walk through her interior... Read More

Hotel kitchen veteran Paul Hanson’s Sear Me Hear Me, Cookin’ and Grillin’ is jam-packed with more than 250 crowd-pleasing recipes that feature vibrant flavors while using fresh, natural ingredients that limit sodium. Hansen, who... Read More

For Catie Hartsfield, the day that forever changed her life began in relatively ordinary fashion. Two of her three sons are on a hike, her daughter is shopping with Grandma Rose, and Catie is enduring the company of her critical... Read More

The town of Tintown is in trouble, even though the hurrying and scurrying rats who live there don’t seem to notice. For years they have consumed and polluted without thought, and now Tintown, as authors Linda Mason Hunter and Suzanne... Read More

"My Boy Blink", by Nev White, starts out promisingly enough: A young boy and his father come upon a baby in the woods. With the parents dead at the scene, father and son rescue the newborn, who ends up going by the nickname Blink because... Read More

Immigration is a hot-button political topic for many Americans. What most people forget is that the heated debate over immigration is almost as old as the United States itself. What is more important to understand is that nearly all... Read More

David Mastran admits that the connotation of “privateer” is not always positive—but he is proud of being a privateer as he defines it: “a person who privatizes government programs, replacing government employees with... Read More