Walking With Anne Brontë, Insights and Reflections: An Anthology by Tim Whittome is a book combining the works of a dozen writers and artists in an in-depth exploration of the novelist, poet, and youngest member of the famed literary Brontë family, Anne. The inclusions range...

Me and The Times is a thoroughly engaging and fascinating memoir from the pen of Robert W. Stock. Subtitled My Wild Ride from Elevator Operator to New York Times Editor, Columnist, and Change Agent (1967-97), the author presents the details of his life and his...

Embracing Your Past to Empower Your Future is a work of non-fiction in the biography, Black history, and sociocultural issues genres. Penned by author team Lori Ann LaRocco and Abby Wallace, this detailed and empowering work showcases the stories of four families descended from slaves,...

Leah Lax's Not From Here is a poignant, mind-blowing collection of tales from people of different nationalities, who share compelling stories about their home country and the opportunities they gained from migrating to the USA. Luisa, who was born at the end of El Salvador’s...

In a world where ideologies and stances on the political spectrum can quickly unite as well as alienate people, it is dangerous to pick a side without having a better understanding of what you choose to stand for. This is especially because of how,...

We often take for granted the important roles animals have played in various wars over the centuries. Horses and dogs in particular have contributed more than their fair share to human battles. As recently as the First World War, horses were vital to the success...

Roosevelt to Roosevelt: Presidential Nominating Conventions from 1904 to 1944 is a work of non-fiction in the government and politics genre. Penned by author Stan Haynes, this engaging work provides a comprehensive exploration of the pivotal role played by nominating conventions in shaping American political...

Amadeo Modigliani established himself as a highly skilled artist. His creations adorned the halls of notable individuals, and his skills were recognized by all those who regarded themselves as experts in European art. But beneath the breathtaking artwork was a man battling too many health...

The year 1968 was not only one of the most significant years in the 20th century, but it also shaped the future course of America as a country, bringing groundbreaking cultural, political, and societal changes that defined the modern era. This is the year when...

We Can Change the World by Douglas L. Murray tells stories from the generation that came of age during the tumultuous '60s and '70s when protests against the Vietnam War and for civil rights filled the streets. Much like Tom Brokaw chronicled stories of the...