Inspired by his love for tennis, David Linebarger brings a mesmerizing collection of art, photography, and poetic narratives that pay homage to some of the greatest tennis players who left their mark in the world. Several artists have added their creative input to Tennis Players...

In 1998 Nanda, Jane Edberg's son of 19, was pronounced dead on the railroad tracks. This compelled Jane to write a memoir about her unconventional path through grief using the profound transformative power of art. She mapped Nanda’s life and death, showing the beauty and...

Whether novella, tome, or verse, the writer creates word panoramas that ideally bond with the reader. By tracing the curves of human imagination, vistas take on new life. This is what beautifully unfolds in Behind the Gate. Each section of the book is composed of...

There’s No Such Thing As Digital Paintings: 30 Years of (Mostly) Unseen Art by a (Pretty Much) Unknown Artist by N. Blake Seals is a quirky, insightful, and amazing journey into the world of digital art—specifically from the perspective of an artist who has spent...

Art Is About Being Whole: A Memoir by artist and educator Cindy Ingram is a visual feast for the eyes and a fascinating story to read. When you review a book that so many experts have already reviewed, it can be challenging to think about...

Did the Buddha Hurry? is a collection of poems and accompanying art by Kristin Keskey. It aims to help people appreciate the little things they take for granted and gain a better understanding of themselves and the world. The book contains diverse poetic reflections and...

On the 100th anniversary of Rainer Maria Rilke's Duino Elegies, Sheryl Massaro offers a fresh and accessible interpretation of the profound themes within the work, accompanied by evocative pieces of art. The book intricately weaves a tapestry of human experience, exploring profound themes such as...

I have always wanted to visit Scotland. I can now say I have had the best visit there without leaving home. Scotland: The Storyteller's Photo Guide by Joana Kruse is the best photo travel book I have ever had the privilege to read. Is this...

Olga Timofeyeva grew up amid the untamed beauty of Siberia, soaking up its rich natural heritage that left a lasting impression on her even as an adult. Blueprint of Memories is an enchanting collection of paintings wherein Olga captures the diverse flora and fauna as...

If you grew up in the 1960s, you probably have many fond memories of your family gathered around the TV watching Gilligan’s Island. Dreama Denver (Bob’s wife for over twenty-five years) shares stories and news clippings from Bob’s life in Island to Icon: The Many...