This book teaches new ways to learn to love yourself, mistakes and all. It’s not often that an author will use her experience of getting arrested and spending a few days in jail as an example of how having a positive self-image can... Read More

Lazor is as handy with a pen as with a plow in this helpful guide for any aspect of organic farming. Longtime farming pioneer Jack Lazor has progressed from a back-to-the-land idealist to the co-manager, with his wife, of a profitable... Read More

Anthology of literary magazines offers rich retrospective of the visionary and the forgettable alike. In "Paper Dreams", Travis Kurowski, the founding editor of the literary blog Luna Park, gathers choice essays, interviews, commentary,... Read More

Reynolds teaches us how to accept things as they are as a path to good mental health. David K. Reynolds, creator of a practical self-help method called Constructive Living, adds to an already impressive list of titles with this brief but... Read More

Spiked with grotesque humor and words fashioned to probe the brain, these two novellas traverse the human inner world. Offbeat, a bit creepy, and, perhaps, even an encounter one will never forget—Colin Winnette knows how to fashion his... Read More

The mood and reality of WWII are captured with historical accuracy in this gritty melodrama. Best known for her mystery novels, Carolyn Hart has published more than four dozen books over the course of her career. With twenty-one titles... Read More

With characters that are sometimes uncomfortably human, Bartelmay lays plain the gut-wrenching ways people cope with suffering. Set primarily in the small town of Middeville, Illinois, during the second half of the twentieth century,... Read More

This wholly satisfying collection delivers an entertaining, engrossing, even exhilarating reading experience. The subtitle emblazoned across Duncan Eagleson’s pitch-perfect, retro-kitsch cover of "Impossible Futures" promises its... Read More