The social and religious politics of the 1960s come to life in Jean K. Carney’s perceptive novel. Jean K. Carney’s novel "Blackbird Blues" brings 1960s America into sharp focus, exploring a number of period issues through the stories... Read More

Quantum physics recognizes that electrons behave differently when under observation—to be, or not to be a wave or a particle, depending on whether it’s being observed. And nature writing presents a similar situation because nature... Read More

"She Rode a Harley" is a vibrant memoir about love, loss, and second chances. Mary Jane Black’s honest, brave memoir "She Rode a Harley" details a fresh start and finding new love after an abusive marriage. Black begins her story at... Read More

Nicholas Buccola’s "The Fire Is upon Us" is a riveting, expansive companion text to a historic debate that swept the nation. On February 18th, 1965, two high-profile thinkers met to discuss a pressing question: “Is the American Dream... Read More

Demystifying both the darkness and hope surrounding childhood anxiety, "Henry Winterbottom and the Feeling Rainbow" is an illustrated adventure with real-world impact. "Henry Winterbottom and the Feeling Rainbow" by Jen B. Wild is a... Read More