Audley Coley may not be a household name, but his life story is all the more compelling as a portrait of an ordinary, if exceptionally...

Cordellya Smith’s OTTER’S COAT: The Real Reason Turtle Raced Rabbit is an enduring tale in a high-quality package that offers young readers an updated take...

Author E. W. Johnson weaves an interesting and thought-provoking tale of high-level fraud in COITIONED, one laced with perpetual drama and unexpected twists and turns.

A LIFE CYCLE, Nicole Asherah’s debut book of poems, delivers a satisfying read in spite of some curious imagery and formatting.

Michael Dow’s NURSE FLORENCE, HOW DO WE SMELL THINGS? delivers a fun, in-depth lesson on the science behind the sense of smell, despite some tongue-twisting...

In DECEIVED BY ORNAMENT, Edward J. Leahy engages his extensive knowledge of police procedures to erect a multi-layered murder mystery. With race, religion, and police...

Dawn K. Hammer’s THE GOOD HUMAN is an enjoyable, relatable, and practical guide to self improvement that benefits from some honest examples of how to...

From the visually arresting layout to the expressive writing style, Glenn Rockowitz accomplishes the next-to-impossible with COTTON TEETH and delivers a heart-wrenching memoir that inspires...

In A HOLE IN THE HEAD, John Eidswick combines a hero's journey with a chilling mystery, hatching a cautionary tale about the ruthlessness of both...

THE TALE OF BRIAN AND THE HOUSE PAINTER MERVYN, by Lance Lee with illustrations by Meilo So, is a thoroughly enjoyable yarn that manages to...

The meditative fragments that comprise HIGH PLACES, SACRIFICES, MYSTERIES are lucidly observed and dense with the kind of elliptical truth-telling that marks the work of...

Written in a conversational, personal voice, readers will quickly find themselves hearing the author's engaging, colorful voice in the text. Uneven but undeniably compelling, FIGHTING...