Lori A. Ringhand’s illuminating civic history text "We the Voters" combines constitutional analyses with accessible examinations of American democracy. The book situates itself within longstanding debates about democratic health,... Read More

Luke B. Goebel’s winking satirical novel "Kill Dick" parodies contemporary literary and cultural forms. Set against sun-bleached Los Angeles—a place marked by wealth, addiction, and apathy—the book accumulates exaggerations of... Read More

Dorothy Denetclaw and Matt Fitzsimons’s intricate, illuminating history text "The Sons of Gunshooter" is about Diné life, family lineages, and legal history. Drawing on extensive archival research, tribal records, and generational... Read More

The assertive political manifesto "Breaking Democracy’s Chains" critiques the state of party politics and how elites have seized control of democratic systems. M. Pekin’s political polemic advances a clear and urgent critique of... Read More

Using storytelling in the place of broad analysis, "The Last Train of Wealth" is an ambitious economic survey. A speculative economic treatise, "The Last Train of Wealth" advances a cursory vision of how artificial intelligence, property... Read More

A work of God-first pragmatism, the self-help text "Redneckonomics" links divine partnership with practical accountability, fusing salvation theology with business coaching. Irreverent and authentic, Aaron B. Chapman’s self-help book... Read More

An intimate and supportive self-help book, "Breaking the Cycle" illustrates self-compassion as a step toward personal growth and healing. Andrale D. Jeanlouis’s empathetic self-help book "Breaking the Cycle" is about healing from early... Read More

The activist’s memoir "A Vision of Hope" draws on personal experiences with family addiction and incarceration to propose systemic reforms. Andrew Drasen’s reflective memoir "A Vision of Hope" combines personal confession with civic... Read More