Genres

Hayes has given readers a rousing thriller combined with an ecological sermon.

Jonglez publishes “local guides by local people” which guarantees even a New York native will be surprised by many of the great finds in this charming guidebook.

Davis writes in a manner that even the longtime student of spirituality will find refreshing and enjoyable, but a large part of the book is addressed toward younger readers.

A compilation of a year’s worth of nearly daily blogs that the author wrote about her journey through cancer.

An inside look at North Korea from a favorite poet of Kim Jung-Il and government propagandist.

A terrorist trial raises questions about the conflict between patriotism and the legal rights of the individual.

"My notions of success are emotionally driven; certainly not defined in sales figures."

A striking graphic non-fiction in which “A Comic Artist and a Wine Artisan Exchange Jobs.”

The past moves forward with haunting precision.

Being an independent artist should be like running a business; James Moore explains why and how in this expanded must-read.