This engaging and nontraditional memoir is truly memorable. In "Rip Off Christmas", self-described “drifter” Christmas Philip recounts his colorful life story. Told in the author’s Jamaican patois, the memoir is like pulling up a... Read More

This concentration of excellent advice is worth several close reads, not only for environmental activists, but for any nonprofit grassroots movement. Featuring names as big as 350.org and Jane Goodall, this collection of environmental... Read More

This detailed defense of the biblical creation account benefits from its author’s multicultural and work-diverse background. "The Voice of Creation" by J. Hudson Mitchell is a detailed defense of the biblical creation account and other... Read More

An employee-cum-business owner utilizes his personal challenges to present an impressive new model for employee motivation. In The Entrepreneur’s Apprentice, Don Darvill describes an employee development system that he devised as an... Read More

There are many possibilities for humankind’s final demise, but some are closer than others. In "The End", Phil Torres has created a thoroughly researched treatise of doom, investigating fates as cosmic as the heat death of the universe... Read More

A young woman may go blind, in this novel with a bristling, staccato torrent of vivid imagery from an acclaimed Chilean author. "Seeing Red", by Lina Meruane, dramatically introduces English-language readers to the acclaimed Chilean... Read More

With an original and compelling story line, this is an unnerving yet engrossing sci-fi story. Three seemingly disparate story lines unfold in "Dark Matters", a science-fiction story that takes place sixty years in the future. Technology... Read More