Non-Fiction

"Anger Is An Energy" is both a pleasure and an education and essential reading for anyone interested in the history of popular culture.

Dr. McBride believes our bodies know how to heal themselves and give us information to assist in that healing.

Castor is able to take us into the life of a young peasant girl who hears the voice of God and leads the French army to victory.

"I'm very leery of people saying, 'We're sending them to rehab and in 30 days, they'll be fine.' That's setting them up to fail."

The fourth edition of a survey of significant graphic novels proves a good starting point for those wanting to expand their reading.

"After writing two academic books about public schools, I recognized there was a need for a book that would explain these same issues to a broader audience."

Fifty years of innovative, creative and inspired poetry

A tome from the Middle Ages, "The Anatomy of the Elder" details the use of the Elder or Elderberry tree as a physic for a raft of illnesses and makes for intriguing reading.

Frank Bruni investigates the madness of the college admissions process, and offers a needed new perspective.

Susie Kinslow Adams, Author of 'My Mother My Child' talks with Blogcritics about her new book, and her passion for those in the trenches of daily life.