"That’s How Strong My Love Is" is the exuberant memoir of a New York City sophisticate who moved to rural Indiana to open a nostalgic museum. Centered in music and art, David Loehr’s fascinating memoir "That’s How Strong My Love... Read More

A heartwarming novel about the residents of a quaint Maine fishing village, "Talk Radio" celebrates the joys of human connection. In Ham Martin’s lighthearted novel Talk Radio, beauty is found in the ordinary, daily lives of a radio... Read More

The small town thriller "The Fury before the Fire" follows a woman who fights to keep the peace in her town and in her life. In Bill Percy’s fifth installment of the Monastery Valley series, "The Fury before the Fire", a deputy... Read More

"How." is a powerful guidebook for bringing ideas to life in challenging times. With the knowledge that everyone has ideas, but most struggle to bring them to life, R. Geoffrey Blackburn’s engaging, motivational self-improvement book... Read More

"A Man of Impeccable Taste" is an engrossing mystery novel in which a detective reflects on a past case—and on French cuisine. A philosophical detective leads R. Brooke Jeffrey’s nostalgic mystery novel, "A Man of Impeccable Taste".... Read More

History and intrigue combine in the compelling short stories of "The Bookseller". Minor mysteries take center stage in Peter Briscoe’s short story collection "The Bookseller", which finds intrigue in the unsaid and the mundane and... Read More

To inspire social awareness, the photographs of "Moment" share “a view of the world through a different angle.” Robert Abad’s photography collection "Moment" draws on an extensive, thirty-year archive of travel photographs. Its... Read More

"A Scientific Life" covers a fascinating period in the history of academia from an insider’s perspective. Graham Richards’s detailed memoir "A Scientific Life" recalls rapid, dramatic changes within British universities during the... Read More