Combining personal accounts with exhaustive research, this outstanding book should become a definitive resource on gluten intolerance. "Toxic Staple", Anne Sarkisian’s excellent, informative book about gluten, a substance found in... Read More

Ethical questions give depth to the characters in this fascinating, gruesome mystery. Jake Wood travels to Los Angeles to visit his cousin, but when he arrives, she is nowhere to be found. In this engaging mystery, "Barely Breathing",... Read More

This well-organized and thorough analysis of publishing options provides the insight necessary for Canadian writers to begin their career. With How to Publish a Book in Canada … and Sell Enough Copies to Make a Profit, bestselling... Read More

Connell’s extensive research on George Washington gives depth to his legacy with a thorough analysis of his spiritual life. Almost every aspect of George Washington’s life has been extensively researched and documented, providing a... Read More

Meltz delights in upending the conventions of fairy tales, even as she pushes the boundaries of the genre in new ways. “There was a time when people worshipped the Earth, and the gods they saw moving through it, and they had advanced... Read More

The edgy subject matter and skillful use of poetic techniques provoke both laughter and deep thought. Post-modern humanist poetry is a mouthful, and Stephen Perry’s sprawling poems, which tackle poetry, God, death, and memory, are no... Read More

These stories are mystifying, mesmerizing, smart, and seductive. This smallish-looking collection might appear to be of little consequence—the entire book is only about 130 pages—but don’t be fooled. Ethel Rohan’s thirty short... Read More

Taking back the other “F” word, a gay author revels in Super-Fag-alicious-ness. Writing under the pseudonym B MacGregor, the author of "A Fag for Her Fifties" is a proud gay man who wholeheartedly and unabashedly advocates embracing... Read More