"Boldly into the Darkness" is an emotive spiritual memoir about loss and the search for divine understanding. Autumn Toelle-Jackson’s moving memoir "Boldly into the Darkness" is about her grief following the losses of loved ones.... Read More

The political thriller "We Love You, Madam President" responds to government chaos with technological advancements as an AI hybrid ascends to the White House. In Alvin S. Berger’s political page turner "We Love You, Madam President",... Read More

Historical and religious intrigues combine in "A Man of Colours", a thriller in which the Knights Templar confront prophecies about world events. Religious groups struggle to gain possession of an ancient scroll whose contents could... Read More

Like a constellation in which perception and purpose are stars, "The Miracle Machine" is a fantastic poetic work. Marrying poetry with fantasy, Matthew Pennock’s "The Miracle Machine" is a phenomenal trip that loops through time,... Read More

We should all be so aware, so alive, so consequential, so Vanessa Roveto. Language is no match, so she leaves it behind in a rush to explore what it means to be her. We’ll call it poetry until she comes up with a better word. The... Read More

In Jonathan Eig’s lighthearted early reader "Some Pigtails", a clever girl learns to speak up for herself and negotiate. In this charming story, eight-and-a-half-year-old Lola’s grandpa may be often grumpy, but Lola still cajoles him... Read More

Claire B. Willis and Marnie Crawford Samuelson’s "Opening to Grief" is a companion for people facing loss. Grief is a pressing force that often drives people to isolate or close themselves off to new experiences, but “grief and love... Read More

“If it were followed by spring or summer, I would love autumn unreservedly,” writes Horatio Clare. Instead, autumn, for all its glory, warns the Welsh-born writer that winter will soon engulf Britain and Wales in gales, sleet, and... Read More