"If You Did What I Asked in the First Place" collects humorous, bite-sized personal essays about marriage, motherhood, and occasional medical emergencies. Lori B. Duff’s book "If You Did What I Asked in the First Place" is full of... Read More

Peggy Gavan’s atmospheric Cat Men of Gotham retells forty-two true stories of Old New York felines and the men who cared for them. Culled from newspaper and magazine archives from the 1880s to the 1930s, these tales about cat mascots... Read More

"Bill Wants a Boat" is an attention-grabbing personal finance primer for those striving to secure their financial futures. Antonio M. Thewissen’s financial parable "Bill Wants a Boat" follows a couple’s monetary struggles during... Read More

Driver’s heartfelt, often funny, story will be sympathetic to today’s college graduates as they also struggle to find meaningful work. Christopher J. Driver’s memoir "Hardbarned!" is poignant and self-deprecating, about the college... Read More

Ambrose’s work is funny, irreverent, and refreshing, and her advice is spot-on. Elaine Ambrose’s "Midlife Happy Hour" is a humorous look at the life of a small-town farmer’s daughter who did not conform to the expectations of... Read More

"Last Man Standing" is a thoughtful and exhaustive account of the life of Mort Sahl. With Last Man Standing, James Curtis offers a comprehensive and generally admiring biography of Mort Sahl, a stand-up comedian who brought the... Read More

I Have Nothing to Say captures the relative mess of thought that our brains create, constantly focusing on and abandoning ideas and images. I Have Nothing to Say, but I’m Going to Say It Anyway: Thoughts, Questions and Nonsense is Ken... Read More

Wink-nod chapter titles and conversational prose make this a keen and appealing comedic work. On the heels of his well-received humor book Stories I Tell, Paul D’Angelo presents another compendium of comedy, More Stories to Tell: A... Read More