Best 2015 Indie Books on Social Equality

by Geonn Cannon

An imaginatively wrought, steampunk-influenced feminist adventure. Full review >

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by Christopher Conte

A strong collection of memoiristic writing that illuminates African womanhood while blending diverse styles and experiences. Full review >

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by Ronald B. Wheatley

Classic American history theater for readers who are weary of The Crucible and Inherit the Wind. Full review >

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by L. C. Williams

Williams picks up the baton from Maya Angelou, raising her voice to decry racism and sexism in America. Full review >

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by Julie Debra Neuffer

A fascinating study of an icon and the era that created her. Full review >

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by Jos Scharrer

An essential adventure in British journalism. Full review >

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by Rex Sexton

The bleakness may be hard to take, but Sexton’s talent for social commentary and character sketching marks him as—in a title... Full review >

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by Andre F Shashaty

A must-read for policymakers at all levels and recommended for anyone who wants to understand housing problems while working... Full review >

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by Johnny Townsend

Another of Townsend’s rich dissections of Mormon failures and uncertainties, this time among the shock-troops of faith. Full review >

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by Amita Trasi

A sad, soulful, and revelatory story about a deeply troubled nation in transition. Full review >

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by Jonathan Harper

A fine debut collection from a gifted chronicler of contemporary queer discontents. Full review >

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by Chervis Isom

A touching, heartfelt, and amusing book that provides a wonderful personal perspective on a period of historical and... Full review >

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