Finding spiritual and personal meaning in the work of being a nurse, "Crossroads" is a revealing memoir. Dennis Butler’s memoir "Crossroads" is an illuminating look into what the nursing profession entails. The book is split into three... Read More

The insider’s history "Bandwidth" filters the meteoric rise, fall, and resurgence of fiber-optic telecommunication companies through the lenses of industry leaders. Part memoir, part technology history, Dan Caruso’s "Bandwidth" is... Read More

Covering experiences with childhood abuse in unflinching detail, B’witched is a powerful memoir. In her rousing memoir B’witched, Victoria G. Parnham explores the enduring effects of childhood abuse under a controlling, unloving... Read More

Told in a stream-of-consciousness style that reflects the chaos of grief, "Blackbird" is an affecting memoir. Betsy Thibaut Stephenson’s grief-filled memoir "Blackbird" is about the loss of her son. Stephenson’s youngest child,... Read More

Enacting thought-provoking discourse between spirituality and sexual orientation, "Law of Zero" is a powerful memoir that models self-acceptance. Part memoir, part self-help book, Chad Michael Hardy’s "Law of Zero" is about developing... Read More

Analytical in considering how the Iraq War effort failed, "Driving Around, Waiting to Get Blown Up" is an insightful memoir. Soldier Mark L. Stoneman’s incisive military memoir "Driving Around, Waiting to Get Blown Up" is about the... Read More