A seemingly innocuous question from his young son changed Nigel Utton's life and forced him to reconsider his views on reincarnation and past lives. Where Have My Other Mommy And Daddy Gone is the author's attempt to understand and share his experiences with childhood trauma,...

Women Making a Difference is a collection of inspiring stories compiled by Peace Mitchell and Katy Garner, featuring women from various fields who are pioneers and catalysts for change. The book shares the journeys of a teacher in Africa helping her students expand their horizons...

When No One Else Believed by Ron Tripodo is a memoir that starts in 2003, when Tripodo's wife, Patsy, began showing signs of a serious illness. Over the next few years, Patsy’s health deteriorated, leading to a diagnosis of herpes simplex encephalitis, a rare and...

In Washing the Inside of the Cup: My Journey of Walking in the Spirit, Cheryl Lynn got married in her early 20s and found herself in a new environment that was physically, mentally, verbally, emotionally, and spiritually abusive. In her desperation, she focused on...

Walking Each Other Home: Intimate Conversations on Writing and Life by Notable Poets of the 20th Century by Michael Hogan offers readers a delightful peek into the personal and poetic world shared with his illustrious friends and colleagues. Hogan, a seasoned poet and educator himself,...

Wanderer’s Journey by Vedran Dedić is a moving and emotionally charged memoir that skillfully melds the universal appeal of football with the personal struggles and triumphs of a refugee searching for a new home. Dedić's journey from Bosnia to Germany and eventually to the United...

Wolff's Law: A Memoir by Brian Harrison is a profound reflection on resilience, self-discovery, and the emotional complexities of life. Harrison’s narrative weaves through a lifetime of personal trials, from family struggles and relationship challenges to career setbacks and self-reinvention. Each chapter unearths formative memories,...

Warning: I Published with a Scam Publishing Company! by Peggy Jo Henry is a collection of several stories, journal entries, poems, and other outlets, all original, and all leaning into various emotional and philosophical themes. These include but are by no means limited to, Wolfie,...

In Why Americans Have It All Wrong: An Alternative Way to Find Happiness, author David Rosenfield urges readers to consider exchanging their current lifestyle for one that is more enjoyable and satisfying. He starts by writing about the widespread dissatisfaction that many Americans have with...

In Where the Shadows Dance, Dana Killion chronicles her experiences living with her husband's alcoholism and their eventual divorce. The memoir leans into Killion's emotional struggles from living with an alcoholic, marked by feelings of emptiness and helplessness. Initial signs of trouble included an incident...