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COME HOPE OR HIGH WATER is Steve Knuth's tell-all biography--written by Candi Cross--about alcoholism and hard work, strained relationships and lifelong risk management.
RAVEN’S APPRENTICE, by D. Robert Hardy, is a fascinating hybrid of autobiography and travelogue full of excitement on the high seas.

The journey of farm boy turned million-dollar business owner unfolds as a precisely detailed treasure map in Chad Scott's autobiographical THE POSTER BOY: SMALL TOWNS,...

Combining features of biography, Holocaust memoir, family history, philosophical (and personal) dialogue, cultural geography, and political history, THE TRUE ADVENTURES OF GIDON LEV presents both...
Several generations of family members are sweetly acknowledged page by page in Evelyn Haywood Friend's OUR ANCESTORS THROUGH THE AGES.
Author Ricardo Suarez-Gartner, in an effort to provide his grandchildren with a sense of their family history, tells first his own story, then that of...
What do trains, eunuchs, and writer Edward Dilworth Cumming have in common? Tucker Lieberman's unusual biography TEN PAST NOON: FOCUS AND FATE AT FORTY.
Linda Eatmon-Jones’ A TOUCHSTONE OF DETERMINATION – TRUE GRIT recounts with insight and acumen the life, trials and accomplishments of progressive educator and visionary, Dr....
Laura Jaka's memoir, WILLED IN HIS GRACE is a journey from her native home of Sierra Leone to America, by way of Italy.
UP-CLOSE & PERSONAL recounts, in painstaking detail, young Robert C. Bogison’s deployment to Vietnam in July 1969 and his ensuing year-long tour.
STEALING HOME: A Father, A Son, and the Road to the Perfect Game explores family and baseball, where each new inning offers the chance to...
In ENCOUNTERS AFTER THE SUNSET, Ricardo Suárez-Gärtner chronicles the times and tribulations of his ancestors as they settle in the New World to eke out...