Indie collections

by Andrew Marr

Fans of the fantastic, the quirky and the diversity of nature will find new ideas to relish and ponder. Full review >

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by Ray Verola

A beguiling collection of well-wrought tales by a writer with talent to burn. Full review >

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edited by Brenda Loew

Scattershot, intermittently engaging profiles of Old Hollywood icons. Full review >

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by Erica-Lynn Huberty

Slightly limited by its style, but nonetheless a charming and haunting read. Full review >

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by Harry C. Doolittle

A fun stocking-stuffer or distracting waiting room read. Full review >

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by Edward C. Whisenant

An entertaining set of fables that packs some ideological baggage. Full review >

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by Tony B. Ratliff, Sr.

Imaginative and competently written, the stories deliver a well-developed sermon for the Christian reader. Full review >

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by Jonathan Littman

Littman’s plainspoken journalism reminds readers that, even in the Google era, there’s no substitute for hard-nosed... Full review >

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by Johnny Townsend

Lurid but humane tales of faith and its carnal discontents. Full review >

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