For scholars, these letters are an invitation to a broader understanding of World War II and its aftermath. "The German Friend" is a collection of letters written by Prince Hubertus zu Löwenstein, a German anti-Nazi refugee, to a young... Read More

West’s book is the canary in the coal mine, as far as keeping democracy sustainable in the United States. If the strategy of the super wealthy to “get a senator,” as described by Darrell M. West in Billionaires: Reflections on the... Read More

This compelling and chilling story of corporate and child abuse is one that needs to be told. H. M. Bowker’s mystery novel, I Can’t Breathe! Libby, Montana 1958, is a tale of child abuse, death, and corporate exploitation of human... Read More

Reynolds argues that in order to form a more perfect union, we need to abolish it. James Glenn Reynolds thoroughly explores the political and social implications of America’s federal central authority and effectively argues for a... Read More

Wurth captures the violence and terrifying instability of domestic abuse with gritty language and emotional appeal. Crazy Horse’s Girlfriend, the first novel by Erika T. Wurth, grabs hold of the reader like a raging fever and does not... Read More

Thornton delivers his authoritative research in a manner that can be understood by readers not schooled in classical history or philosophy. Democracy’s Dangers and Discontents: The Tyranny of the Majority from the Greeks to Obama, by... Read More

With wit and cynicism, Andendall turns a critical eye on the Republican Party, contributing important insight to an ongoing political debate. Stupidparty: Math V. Myth: Unmasking the Destructive Forces Eroding American Democracy, from... Read More

Serious observations paired with a cynical voice call out the “bullshit” in politics. On the first reading of "The Dictionary of American Political Bullshit" by Stephen L. Goldstein, one might be tempted to include this very book in... Read More