Self-effacing, warm, and hopeful, the memoir "Eucatastrophe" dances between experiences with mental illness and personal revelations. Josh Bottomly’s philosophical memoir in essays "Eucatastrophe" is about mental illness and... Read More

"Home Inside the Globe" is a thoughtful and inviting travel memoir about moving across the world with curiosity and humility in search of self-understanding. Empowerment Institute cofounder Gail Straub’s memoir "Home Inside the Globe"... Read More

A memoir about personal emergence in the wake of abuse, "Standing Up" is a revealing text. Mary L. Devine’s triumphant memoir "Standing Up" is about emerging from domestic violence to pursue a career in law enforcement. After a heady... Read More

"Apparently" is a supportive memoir that shares vulnerable stories to reflect the challenging, rewarding nature of being a parent. Sue Dvorak’s heartfelt memoir "Apparently" is about navigating unpredictable parenting challenges with a... Read More

"Carrying the Tiger" is an emotive, intimate memoir about supporting a spouse through a cancer diagnosis and navigating grief. Tony Stewart’s poignant memoir "Carrying the Tiger" is about terminal illness and the grief that follows.... Read More

Written by a mother who remained steadfast in the face of growing challenges, certain that she was protected by God, "The Light from a Thousand Wounds" is an inspirational memoir. In Corey Hatfield’s scorching memoir "The Light from a... Read More

Ursula Pike’s travel memoir "An Indian Among Los Indígenas" covers her two transformative, eye-opening years as a Peace Corps volunteer in Bolivia, which fulfilled her desire to “see the world, learn some skills, and help people”... Read More

Immersed in an endemic sense of grief, Cara Stoddard’s coming-of-age memoir "Spirography" is about cancer’s enduring presence in her life. At seven years old, Stoddard was diagnosed with a pediatric germ cell tumor. Thereafter,... Read More