A community remakes itself to fit a vision of freedom in the sympathetic Revolutionary War–era novel "Chains of Fate". The very notion of freedom—both of the soul and of the body—hangs in the balance in "Chains of Fate", Melissa... Read More

"The Action Bible" is an excellent graphic adaptation of the Bible. With illustrations by Sergio Cariello, the graphic novel "The Action Bible" is a thrilling adaptation of the Bible, making its stories and chronology feel accessible... Read More

Overflowing with tall tales and slapstick humor, "Zeke Borshellac" traces a hapless adventurer’s coming-of-age. In James Damis’s madcap bildungsroman "Zeke Borshellac", an idealistic young man has fantastical experiences as he seeks... Read More

Dangers are afoot in the technology sector, but two heroes are determined to curb them in the imaginative, inspiring science fiction novel "Birch". In Jon P. Roth’s futuristic novel "Birch", a computer hacker melds his coding skills... Read More

Musing on technological progress with the hope that humanity can rally to solve the associated problems, "Radical Next" is an optimistic work of futurism. Sam Rad’s provocative philosophy book "Radical Next" is about being human in a... Read More

The fresh, informative essays collected in "Sex Work Today" concern challenges faced by those engaging in modern erotic labor. According to the authors in this collection, the stigma and stereotypes surrounding erotic labor often obscure... Read More

Rachel Howzell Hall’s fantasy novel "The Last One" is a tale of magical creatures, mysterious magics, budding romance, and self-discovery. In a forest in the realm of Vallendor, Kai wakes up injured and in the process of being robbed... Read More

Set against the lush backdrop of the Ancient Near East, "Who Left God Playing with Mud?!" is a novel about the heinous acts committed in the name of religion. Written under the pseudonym Adam, the epic historical novel "Who Left God... Read More