Featuring a number of strong female leaders, this thrilling sci-fi epic paints a vivid and vital picture of a fascinating planet on the verge of social revolution. The planet Darracia is on the verge of a social revolution, antiquated... Read More

An intriguing speculation on William Clark’s involvement in a plot to separate Kentucky from the fledgling United States. In "The Unknown Travels and Dubious Pursuits of William Clark", author Jo Ann Trogdon explores Clark’s early... Read More

Killers are made, not born, says Ian Brady in this reissue of his extremely unsettling yet philosophical analysis of culture and politics. From Feral House comes a reissue of Ian Brady’s explosive expose of serial killers and the... Read More

The author’s extensive knowledge, passion, and lyrical prose elevate this biography of a small Maine farm to a rewarding work of literature. For a sparsely populated state, Maine has an enormously rich literary tradition, particularly... Read More

In the early 1960s, Larry Dunlap made a choice plenty of others have dreamed about—moving out to California to join his friends in a singing group. In Night People, he recounts the early days of trying to make it, when the dreams of... Read More

Poverty, the true costs of charity, and the value of life are all themes compellingly explored in this novel based in Lima. Fourteen-year-old Julio has found it harder and harder to provide for himself and his twin brother since the... Read More

This mature novel for young adults explores growing up and developing political opinions, even while bringing the decade of boom boxes and big hair to life. The 1980s was a unique decade in American social and political history, and... Read More

The desires of these characters are deeply ingrained, propelling this murder mystery into psychological terrain. A tale of a small-town girl murdered introduces this sordid novel of a serial killer and the big-city policeman dedicated to... Read More