Mary Starkweather Reveals “In Sight of the Aspen Grove” A Journey Through Nature, Myth & Memory
Mary Starweather’s debut blends fables and poetry into a vivid tribute to Colorado’s landscapes and the power of reflection.
When Empathy Breaks Down: The Vanishing Sympathy for Jewish Pain
Rabbi Dov Fischer confronts the moral silence after October 7, urging unwavering empathy and dignity for Jewish lives in the face of global indifference.
Carnivora: A Dystopian Fable That Mirrors Our Primal Reflections
Brutal, primal, and unflinchingly human—Carnivora explores survival, violence, and morality in a savage world where instinct clashes with evolution.
From California’s Redwood Cathedrals to a Princess’s Goodbye: A Tale of Love, Loss, and Redemption
A tender Christian romance shaped by love, loss, and grace—My Fantasy Princess is Robert Anderson’s moving farewell to a once-in-a-lifetime love.
Step Back in Time with Return to Holly Cottage, Norma Collis’ Latest Book, Brings Readers Back to a Beloved B&B
Return to Holly Cottage invites readers into a warm world of humor, heart, and unforgettable guests at a cozy countryside B&B in Georgian Bay, Canada.
A Dazzling Superhero Rebirth: Sesha’s The Origin Issue of Angel Aylahn Captivates a New Generation of Readers
A bold new hero rises in Angel Aylahn by Sesha—where stunning visuals, raw emotion, and justice-fueled action redefine the superhero origin story.
Mystery, Humor, and the Paranormal: Ivan Troha’s Unique Blend in A Book
Ivan Troha’s A Book mixes eerie paranormal suspense with dry humor, following a nurse’s strange journey after a mysterious accident links two comatose patients.
Rick Coger’s Groundbreaking Guide Elevates the Future of Education and Training
Rick Coger’s new book provides a practical, evidence-based guide to building effective, learner-centered instructional systems across any industry.
Clement Deloatch shares True Experiences in “It’s All True: Extraordinary Stories of Ordinary People”
Clement Deloatch’s It’s All True explores angels, aliens, miracles, and life after death—revealing the extraordinary in everyday lives.
Asaf Amit’s debut, The Shine of Sorrowful Youth, traces the slow unraveling of memory and loss.
Asaf Amit’s debut novel rejects drama for quiet grief, circling memory and pain with lyrical restraint in The Shine of Sorrowful Youth.