Genres

'Pilgrim' allows that if you look sincerely for something to believe in, you may well find it.

Two reprints of E. Phillips Oppenheim early spy novels are a study in contrasts.

Strategies can have unintended consequences, sometimes causing the very effects they hope to ameliorate.

"NOW is the best time in the history of authors to write and publish because there are so many options."

In a time when alliances are made through marriages, Enoch’s characters see beyond that and take action towards the pursuit of their own happiness.

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.