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

Shifting cultural messages about masculinity and sexuality filter into a man’s daily life in the musing historical novel "Who Will Cliff Date?" David A. Robinson’s wry novel "Who Will Cliff Date?" is about sexuality, identity, and... Read More

Arguing for systemic reform in the name of childhood stability and belonging, "Against All Odds" couches a social science argument in the context of a personal tale of resilience. Tristian Smith’s sobering memoir "Against All Odds" is... Read More

Walter Marsh’s true crime caper "The Butterfly Thief" pieces together several mid-century museum thefts that shook Australia’s leading natural history institutions. In January of 1947, curators at Melbourne’s National Museum of... Read More

The psychological toll of spending years pursuing vindication is explored in "Mosaic Pieces", a vivid true crime book–cum–family saga. Journalist Wes Skillings’s sobering true crime book "Mosaic Pieces" is about justice gone awry.... Read More

Situating its psychological insights within timeless philosophical traditions, "The Life Compass" is a grounded self-help text. Samer Abdo’s practical self-help book "The Life Compass" includes philosophical and practical insights for... Read More

Through its brief portraits of remarkable individuals, "Quiet Valor" issues a compelling argument for rethinking whom society chooses to remember. Larry Nouvel’s illuminating biographical compendium "Quiet Valor" celebrates a selection... Read More