“Unhistoric Acts of Fabulosity” by Gail M. Weber
“Unhistoric Acts of Fabulosity” by Gail M. Weber – available August 26, 2026 Can unknown acts of fabulosity save the world? “You betcha,” says Minnesota author Gail M. Weber. “Especially
“Unhistoric Acts of Fabulosity” by Gail M. Weber – available August 26, 2026 Can unknown acts of fabulosity save the world? “You betcha,” says Minnesota author Gail M. Weber. “Especially
“Sex, Sensuality and the Senior Woman” by Andrea Feinberg At 72 years old, Andrea Feinberg discovered something she never expected: life wasn’t winding down-it was opening up. After divorce, profound
“My Autobiography” by Peter Koutsoukos Writing about my life from as early as I can remember to the present was fun, especially while still going back as far as meeting
“War, Love, Hope” by Christoph von Toggenburg In war, everything strips away. What remains surprises you. Wars are no longer distant. They live on our screens, in our headlines,
“An Ayahuasca Journey to Self – The Boy Who Became the Dragon” by Andrew Sang Growing up in Jamaica questioning everything – religion, God, the whole setup – Andrew never
“Hilton Head Island: Sunrise, Sunset, and the Beauty Between” by Annell St. Charles Some places ask to be seen slowly. Hilton Head Island is one of them. In this stunning
“The Boys of Ewald Park” by Jim McGrath – available February 15, 2026 “Do we know how to contact Father Mike?” As soon as the chilling question was asked by
“Broken Beautifully – Art Edition” by Jill Gassman Zullo After a rare cancer diagnosis disrupted her sense of certainty, Jill Gassman Zullo began to create—not to make sense of it,
“Dream About Tomorrow” by Florence Levine What if a better tomorrow isn’t wishful thinking-but something you can actually create? Dream About Tomorrow began with a simple bedtime question and a
“Cornbread in Heaven” by Julie Olmsted Julie’s childhood was messy, funny, frightening, and unforgettable. Between absent dads, hardworking moms, tiny houses, loud fights, long train rides, and the constant search
“Prescription Laughter” by Nancy Witter There’s an old adage that laughter is the best medicine. That may be true, but you should still take your prescriptions as directed. If laughter
“Random Reflections” by Lois Schaffer In Random Reflections, Lois Schaffer highlights the dynamics of human relationships comprising various cultural and educational themes. She has connected the interplay of spatial expression