Gudgeon’s first poetry collection is a quirky valentine to irreverent readers, full of stark and pretty imagery, wry quips, and glorious bursts of vulgarity. Its foci include human foibles, Canadian eccentricities, and, always,... Read More

It’s possible to reclaim your health by following simple, customizable, and enjoyable strategies, as this enthusiastic book shows. In Living Well: Six Pillars for Living Your Best Life, Greg Horn, a leader in the field of healthy... Read More

Hemingway’s novel invites you to linger, to savor, and to enjoy this imagined side of Jane. It is a truth universally acknowledged that the better a lady is acquainted with romantic disappointment, the more eloquently she will speak on... Read More

"Truly Global"’s exploration of the intersection of business and culture is fascinating and thought-provoking. Globalization and language expert Anna Schlegel has written a short and effective handbook outlining the key steps that... Read More

There’s plenty of food for thought in this swift, fast-paced dystopia with recognizable fragments of our own world. "Denial", the first volume of Toby Weston’s Singularity’s Children series, delivers a razor-sharp view of Earth’s... Read More

This book is not just a fast-paced cyber-spy drama. It is also a love story that carries the theme of loyalty to one’s ideals, identity, and family. "Unassimilated", by Michael Benzehabe, follows recent immigrant and expert codebreaker... Read More

Sweet surprises and gems of life observations shine through in "The Toorak Jackpot". Rosemary Macindoe’s "The Toorak Jackpot" is a touching parable about the true meaning of wealth. When Bert discovers that an anonymous benefactor has... Read More

Christopher Steinvold merges science fiction and social satire in this quirky and highly entertaining look at first contact in the not-too-distant future. When Earth looks up one night and sees, “Coca-Cola” scrolled across the full... Read More