Un Ovium Mori is a short contemporary literary book by Quinten Serna. Through philosophical tangents rooted in the idea of self, Serna delves into the various aspects of life and tries to showcase the subtle variances between the lines of humanitarianism and cynicism. People ascribe...

Some themes have begun to have prominence in recent times, while others have inspired writers of all eras. However, it is always a pleasant surprise when a good writer offers them to his readers in a way they do not expect. In our case, these...

In Seeing Eye Girl: A Memoir of Madness, Resilience, and Hope by Beverly J. Armento, the author remembers the time when she was the eyes and ears of her blind mother. Beverly’s Italian father abandoned her, her sister Sharon, and her mother. While her mother...

Welcome to California: From L.A. County Jail to #1 in Sales by Sandra LA Boszko is an honest memoir as the author recounts the days when she was wrongfully incarcerated and how she got back on her feet. Sandra dreamed of breaking into Hollywood. She...

Conscious Coping: How to Stop Fighting Your Mental Health, Embrace Your Challenges, and Learn a New Way to Cope by Laurie Sharp-Page is a non-fiction self-help book that would appeal to a diverse audience of young adults and adults with an interest in mental health....

Healing Yesterday's Tears by Kyli Santiago is an inspiring poetry book about overcoming emotional baggage and discovering self-love. Using her own life as her muse, Kyli Santiago pens beautifully crafted poems that draw inspiration from some of the darkest moments in her life. Kyli had...

Across the Distance: Reflections on Loving and Where We Did & Did Not Find Each Other by Christina A Kemp is a heartfelt memoir. Christina opens her life for readers to witness and relate to it in this memoir. On the surface, the author talks...

Poteet Victory by J. Robert Keating is a non-fiction biography about the acclaimed modern artist of the same name. Born in Oklahoma with the given name of Robert Poteet, the culture, tribal history, and immense influence his paternal Choctaw-Cherokee grandmother, Willie Victory, had on his...

Hear Me Roar by Mindi Hood is a most interesting yet difficult memoir to read without crying and getting angry with adults and the powers that be. It is very much a must-read for every young girl or even young boy who is starting to...

Above the Din: Diary of the HepC Wonder Drugs is, among so many other wondrous things, an exploration of one woman’s fifteen-year journey to overcome Hepatitis C. Author Labar Laskie introduces us to her new best friends, namely, Sovaldi and Olysio, the newest Hepatitis C...