The Bible has been interpreted in myriad ways ever since its writing. According to author Jerry Mitchell, this is a problem as the truth always gets lost when people put their own spin on it. In Tradition to Truth, Mitchell seeks to find the answers...

Tyranny of the Mind by Julie A. Fragoules offers a compelling exploration of the historical tension between self-governance and authoritarian control. The book traces the roots of Western legal and cultural thought from ancient to modern times, examining how religion, law, and power have intersected...

Seattle is known for its persistent rainfall and its outstanding coffee. By the late 1980s to early 1990s, Seattle emerged as ground zero for a new music genre: grunge. Yet, despite the explosion of the alternative rock scene and its artists, Seattle had been home...

In his work The Revolutionary Anti-Imperialism of the Apostle Paul, Shahidi Islam analyzes the Apostle Paul's context, proposing he was Black and comparing his struggles with Malcolm X's. Islam critiques traditional Islamic perspectives, arguing for a redefined understanding of God and recognizing Black women as...

In The Secret Life of Mother Mary, Marguerite Mary Rigoglioso gives us an illuminating yet heartwarming exploration of the true nature of Mary, the mother of Jesus. Mary was born from a long lineage of priestesses, who knew how to consciously conceive elevated beings to...

In The Secret Religion, Tony Sunderland delves into the complex interplay between orthodox Christianity, represented by the Catholic Church and its Protestant challengers, and the suppressed yet resilient teachings of Gnosticism. By examining narratives of the beginning of the world, differing gospels about Jesus's mission...

J Arthur Moore's The Real Boys of the Civil War is a historical journey back to the American Civil War in a compilation of stories about boys who served in the war. These boys achieved some impressive feats despite enduring harsh prison conditions, sad losses...

TRACKRS: On the Cold Trail of a Serial Killer is a work of non-fiction in the true-crime, action, and historical genres. It is more suitable for mature adult readers owing to graphic descriptions of real-life events. Penned by author Michael A. Jacobs, this engrossing work...

The Voice of Math: Unlock Your Imagination With the Narrative of Numbers by Dave Kester and Mikaela Ashcroft is designed to nurture or ignite the spark of curiosity about mathematics in the minds of readers, regardless of their background and interests. Written with an unending...

The Grocer Who Sold McCarthyism: The Rise and Fall of Anti-Communist Crusader Laurence A. Johnson is a work of non-fiction in the American history, biography, and sociocultural writing genres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Fred M. Fiske,...