Kirk Ward Robinson’s Founding Courage: Courage and Character in the United States of America reflects on acts of bravery that have shaped both individuals and the nation across generations. First published in 2007 and now reissued in a twentieth anniversary edition, the book combines narrative...

David Tuch’s The Wireless Operator: The Untold Story of the British Sailor Who Invented the Modern Drug Trade is a narrative of 20th-century crime and politics. Blending investigative research with vivid storytelling, Tuch reconstructs the life of Harold Derber, born Hyman Tuchverderber in Manchester, who...

In Historic Zion Cemetery in Memphis, editors Dr. Peatchola Jones-Cole and Dr. Tyrone Davis collate the history of the titular cemetery, established in 1876 by the United Sons of Zion, that occupies fifteen acres at South Parkway East and Pillow Street. The cemetery contains more...

In America, the question of democracy and the role of the president has seldom been under more intense scrutiny. Kevin James Salveson joins the growing chorus of criticism as he sets out to explore the unconventional antics of President Donald Trump in Trumpocalypse Not: A...

It's undeniable that AI has slowly permeated almost every aspect of our society, be it political, financial, entertainment, media, or military. So, how do federal, state, and local government departments and agencies benefit from this revolutionary tool? In Reimagining Government, Faisal Hoque, Erik Nelson, and...

Strong Floor, No Ceiling by Oliver Libby presents a policy framework linking economic security, opportunity, and national strength. Libby attributes middle-class decline and rising inequality to wage stagnation, uneven access to healthcare and education, housing shortages, and widening income gaps, citing disparities such as CEO...

American Educational Excellence by Kenan E. Sahin offers a compelling exploration of the strengths and challenges of the U.S. education system, from kindergarten through higher education. The book challenges conventional criticisms, particularly those focused on standardized test scores, and instead highlights the unique attributes that...

At the Heart of Conflict: Talking Resolution, edited by Cheryl Robson, is a compelling collection of twenty first-person interviews with international and local figures engaged in conflict resolution and peacebuilding. Through voices ranging from former UN officials and diplomats to grassroots activists, the book offers...

Healing Canadian Healthcare by Kathleen Boucher explores the urgent issue of nursing shortages in Canada and lays out the steps needed to improve enrollment and retention in the profession. The book opens with real examples—like the temporary closure of an ER due to staffing shortages—and...

Has citizenship lost its meaning and become a mere convenience or transactional tool? Sebastian Saviano reflects on a growing concern that American citizenship is being devalued. The Allegiance Paradox focuses primarily on the issue of dual nationality, questioning whether this inherently leads to divided loyalty...