Covering interviews, ride-alongs, off-the-record exchanges, and insights into the machinery of law enforcement, "Storrow Drive" is an involving crime novel. In Jay Atkinson’s engrossing thriller "Storrow Drive", investigative... Read More

A soldier navigates racism in the US military in the revealing historical novel "Mud Men". During World War II, an immigrant soldier in the US Army gets a lesson in leadership and racism in J. A. Nunn’s historical novel "Mud Men". In... Read More

The encouraging picture book There’s a Griffin on My Back is about the joy of discovering a hidden skill and the importance of making room for other people’s talents. In Meredith Rusu’s warm picture book There’s a Griffin on My... Read More

The harrowing memoir "Blue Skies, Troubled Waters" recalls the brutal World War II military occupation of Indonesia. Martha Walandouw Lohn’s eye-opening historical memoir "Blue Skies, Troubled Waters" is about being a civilian child... Read More

In the vivid historical novel "Dancing on the Brink of the World", a man comes into his own in a place teeming with frontier potential and multicultural influences. In Marianne T. Rafter’s intriguing historical novel "Dancing on the... Read More

Conjuring a version of New York City that is as magical as the fairy world beneath it, "The Loudest Place on Earth" is an amusing fantasy novel. In Ken Ziegler’s rollicking fantasy novel "The Loudest Place on Earth", New York’s... Read More

"Drummer Girl" is a thoughtful memoir about unwinding inner turmoil and uncovering “answers to the numinous” through meditation. Sally Dukes’s mystical memoir "Drummer Girl" interrogates the fallout of the open-heart surgery she... Read More

The common challenges and concerns faced by the isolated communities of the Philippines are the focus of the tales collected in the reissued book Collected Short Stories. With its bucolic settings, Sinai C. Hamada’s resonant book... Read More