A mathematician muses on how scientific theories have been used and misused through history. “We need to keep science from being used as a political and social tool in the power struggle of the few over others,” Mehran Basti argues... Read More

A circle of friends shares collective wisdom based on past-life experiences in this exciting young adult fantasy. The ability to recall and integrate the knowledge of reincarnated selves is particularly strong in Tal, a present-day high... Read More

Venus: Don’t Go There is an uncommon and impressively composed examination of the topic of hell. From aerospace engineer and Fuller Seminary graduate Michael Santini comes an interdisciplinary inquiry into one of the most controversial... Read More

Romance gives way to reality, and vivacity to human fragility in this novel about rebuilding a family after a loss. The novel that won Paul Cavanagh the spot as the first-ever Lit Idol hits the international stage. "After Helen" is a... Read More

Aside from the fact that many favorite food dishes in Denmark are unpronounceable—unless, of course, you’re Danish—the country is one of the more robust foodie destinations in the world. It is not happenstance that Copenhagen’s... Read More

Wilder’s memoir is a fascinating piece of American history, but it’s the annotations that set "Pioneer Girl" apart as the most important work of its kind. Generations have grown up with Laura Ingalls Wilder through the Little House... Read More

Near-future Washington intrigue, pitting corporate power against government, seems ripped from tomorrow’s headlines. In "The Blue Folio", Matt McMahon crafts a near-future political struggle so compelling and realistic that it’s easy... Read More