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...

The Beautiful Memories by Vikas Parihar is a poignant collection of poetry that captures the essence of cherished moments that weave the fabric of life. It celebrates family gatherings, sharing stories, going on picnics, the thrill of adventures with friends, and the tender connections formed...

A Short Book of Poetry and Thoughts to Share by Maryanne Wright is a heartfelt collection compiled during the COVID-19 pandemic. It inspires readers to appreciate life's small pleasures. Each poem and accompanying image beautifully reflects themes of love, nature, and the changing seasons, inviting...

Mike Bogue’s Watching the World Die: Nuclear Threat Films of the 1980s is a fascinating dive into the era's cinematic response to the ever-present fear of World War III. The 1980s, fraught with Cold War tensions, provided fertile ground for filmmakers to explore the apocalyptic...

The Scalpel, The Paintbrush and The Pen: Healing as a Creative Art is the life and healing story of Marilyn Kay Hagar which is based on her experience with art therapy. The book guides the reader through Hagar’s journey and the physical and psychological implications...

Stories of Nature From The Florida Keys by Kristie Killam is a stunning photography book that is a blend of rich images, short essays that depict the personal experiences of a retired park ranger, and an assortment of helpful tips, fun facts, visiting tips, and...