Easy-to-follow tennis tips help players at all levels get into the swing of things. Roger W. McKee knows tennis. Raymond O. Loen knows organizational training. Together, they’ve intermingled three decades worth of experience in their... Read More

Humor, sincerity, and a variety of experiences reveal the bond between father and kin. Man in the Moon: Essays on Fathers and Fatherhood is a compilation of work already published in literary journals and publications. Every entry—each... Read More

Phinney’s debut is sprinkled with turns of phrase that experienced writers would envy, adeptly assigning personalities to his canine friends. Proponents of rescuing shelter dogs have a new voice in F. Jason Phinney, whose debut memoir,... Read More

Brown offers an engaging play-by-play of the celebrity athletes he has met over the course of his career. In a bar full of guys trading sports stories, Walt Brown is the one with the best tales to tell. The retired play-by-play man and... Read More

There’s reason to be hopeful—yes, hopeful—about the future of journalism, and George Brock tells us why. For many, a quest to find a silver lining in the current state of journalism is akin to finding the funnies in the Wall Street... Read More

This revealing and celebratory biography of a basketball player chronicles an accomplished career through thorough interviews and comprehensive research. A basketball player who spent the bulk of his career at Kansas University and... Read More

The professional basketball teams in Washington, DC, have been the butt of jokes more often than they’ve been legitimate title contenders, but even they deserve a comprehensive compilation of their history. That’s what Brett L.... Read More