"Popol Vuh" is an immersive, inventive reinterpretation of a Mayan creation myth. Jemshed Khan reengages the Mayan creation myth Popol Vuh by reimagining the Hero Twins and their tumultuous time in the underworld. Complemented by surreal... Read More

A funny, heartbreaking, and revelatory novel, "There but for Grace" celebrates new lovers, old friends, and personal evolution. In Anne Whitney Pierce’s romantic novel "There but for Grace", a divorced woman is ready to test her... Read More

A CEO’s revealing story, "No Woman Left Behind" is an inspiring memoir about the growth of a major nonprofit. Fistula Foundation CEO Kate Grant’s compelling memoir "No Woman Left Behind" covers her government and philanthropy work,... Read More

Accessing the universal through the specific, "Infinite Paradise" is a poetic memoir that exalts a cherished homestead. Celebrating the complex, startling beauty of a singular place, Dianne Ebertt Beeaff’s memoir "Infinite Paradise" is... Read More

Navigating grief, regret, relief, and empowerment in scenes that linger, "An Unfinished Marriage" is a powerful novel. In Cindy Bonner’s powerful novel about heartbreak and rebuilding, "An Unfinished Marriage", a couple reckons with... Read More

"Letters from World War II" is a fascinating family memoir covering the wartime bravery and sacrifices of an imprisoned soldier and his wife. Barbara Jane Hannon’s family memoir "Letters from World War II" is about the harrowing early... Read More

About refusing to be overwhelmed by the demands of an abusive mother, "Whisper of Hope, Cry of Despair" is a short but affecting memoir. Vicky Bedi’s brief, spare memoir "Whisper of Hope, Cry of Despair" is about generational trauma... Read More

Polly Atkin’s memoir "Some of Us Just Fall" reveals the concentric circles surrounding chronic illnesses, drawing on history, experience, science, and literature to explore life lived in a liminal space with nuance. From toddlerhood... Read More