The memoir "Divine Intervention" collects a lifetime of amusing and musing stories. Gunmolly Kodiad’s memoir "Divine Intervention" attributes both tragedies and coincidences to providence. When Kodiad and his family left the crime of... Read More

"Taking Control of Schizophrenia" is a hopeful self-help book that suggests ways to live a full life within the context of a mental health diagnosis. Stewart Lightstone’s "Taking Control of Schizophrenia" is an empowering self-help... Read More

"3 Magic Dreams" is an offbeat trio of stories paired with inventive illustrations. Matt Bolton Art’s "3 Magic Dreams" is comprised of three short stories in rhyming verse with surrealist illustrations. In “Gilby,” a boy lives on... Read More

"The Boy Who Took Marilyn to the Prom" is a novel about the strength of nostalgia, and the problems that sustained reminiscence can lead to. In Henry Massie’s nostalgic novel "The Boy Who Took Marilyn to the Prom", two men reflect on... Read More

"The Agency" is an imaginative espionage novel in which a group of undercover agents work with the British government to defuse an international situation. In Monica McGurk’s spy novel "The Agency", a group of outlier nanny trainees... Read More

In the sensitive historical novel "A Stream to Follow", a doctor seeks to heal from wounds left by a war. In Jess Wright’s historical novel "A Stream to Follow", a doctor returns home after World War II and encounters ongoing domestic... Read More

The poetry collection "Tempest" alternates between calm and passionate moments, working to convey family and identity anxieties. Ryan Meyer’s poetry collection "Tempest" plays with metaphors and myths, assembling an assortment of short... Read More

In the resonant memoir "Legends of the Twins Cirpaci", a family is formed via adoption. Terry B. Murphy’s memoir "Legends of the Twins Cirpaci" is about the process of adopting and raising twins. Murphy and her husband made the... Read More