In the quirky novel "The Utterly Unacceptable Atrocity of Isabelle Marsden", a wounded woman embraces art and the unexpected. A woman moves to a small town to heal in Nan Sanders Pokerwinski’s zany novel "The Utterly Unacceptable... Read More

A story of atonement amid horrifying isolation, "Abomination" is a gripping graphic novel. A soldier at a remote Arctic station faces an ancient horror in Bragi Schut’s moody graphic novel "Abomination". In 1942, Harry is assigned to... Read More

Utilizing archival records, court transcripts, newspaper accounts, and other historical sources, the engrossing true crime book "Springtime for Sophie" delves into a violent murder and the subsequent trial. Richard H. Underwood’s... Read More

Making much of consistency in one’s organizational evaluations and execution methods, "Good to Growing" is a practical entrepreneur’s guide. Scott Winters’s revealing business guide "Good to Growing" covers operational stability in... Read More

"A Taste of Madagascar" is a gastronomically inquisitive travelogue that honors the nation’s diverse culture and history. Culinary enthusiast and podcast host Emmanuel Laroche’s gustatory travelogue "A Taste of Madagascar" celebrates... Read More

A restaurateur’s account of serving his community and satisfying as many customers as possible, "Shaggy’s Cheeseburgers" is a charming memoir. Ron Ladner’s mellow business memoir "Shaggy’s Cheeseburgers" is about launching a... Read More

An inventive intersectional text, sinăăkssin recounts an illuminating bricolage social science study that incorporated Indigenous housing solutions. Linda Manyguns’s social science study sinăăkssin introduces a novel visual... Read More

A search for a stolen painting leads to an unexpected romantic connection in the absorbing novel "Pictures of My Desire". Caroline Goldberg Igra’s thrilling novel "Pictures of My Desire" explores the rarefied art world through a... Read More