This book articulately conveys the author’s experience during Freedom Summer and its impact on American life. "Challenging the Mississippi Firebombers" is a firsthand, historical account of the fifteen months that encompassed Freedom... Read More

One rebellious college student’s study of the Middle Ages parallels his tumultuous journey into adulthood. The Book of Changes, by Jack Remick, is a compelling coming-of-age novel with a keen sense of character and place. It’s the... Read More

Barlow’s stories traverse such deep, psychological ground that they dredge up existential despair—in all the good ways. Welcome to the Goat Rodeo, by Tom Barlow, is a collection of more than a dozen highly inventive short stories.... Read More

The premise that leadership can be learned is what sets this book apart from the “do you have what it takes?” mentality. Want to learn what it’s like to lead at the top of a company? "Corner Office Rules", by Keith R. Wyche and... Read More

Harper uses stories from his life with his stepson to illustrate broader ideas about fatherhood, such as discipline, respect, and consequences. "Stepped Up" melds Ralph Harper’s memoir about life with his stepson, Cody, with a... Read More

Who are we, and what is reality? Paul Pi says the answers are intertwined. "Holy Trinity: Both the Absolute and Relative Reality", by Paul Pi, takes an innovative, complicated look at the spiritual realm that connects individuals to each... Read More

Not for beginners, "Taekwondo Black Belt Poomsae" expands technical knowledge for advanced practitioners. Advanced taekwondo practitioners looking to further expand their understanding and ability in their craft need to look no further... Read More

A calm, reserved voice and reliable structure act as the foundation to the urgent and emotionally driven stories of seven women. "Women of Substance", by Sukumar Chatterjee, is an enlightening collection of stories about women in India... Read More