Celadon by Ian Haight is a collection of poems that I suspect will walk with me for many years. Haight is masterful in his creation of scene, succinct in hi...

By nature I am a fan of fables, fairytales, and legends so when I came across John Lubans' Fables for Leaders, there was no way I could pass it by. The book ...

Tom Hoffman’s Orville Mouse and the Puzzle of the Last Metaphonium was a joy to read. Hoffman opens with a dream sequence that sets the stage for Orville an...

Nancy O’Hare’s Dust in My Pack is part of a new generation of travel books. This book, and others like it, is an adventure log, a testament to a life well li...

Jack Meacham’s new book, Talking Sense About Politics, How to Overcome Political Polarization in Your Next Conversation, is an enlightening journey though Am...

Kristie Betts Letter drew me into her work of poetry from the very dedication of her collection, Under-Worldly. There is a whimsical playfulness in Letter’s...