Category: Non Fiction

The Art of Symeon Shimin offers a tender look into the late artist’s oeuvre; it is a compelling love letter to Shimin and his pivotal contributions to the medium.

Discovering Wildlife in Toronto’s Don Valley is a simple but stunning portrait of place, filled with captivating images of the Don Valley’s plant and animal life.

Galit Ventura-Rozen’s “The Successful Woman’s Mindset” is a must-read for women looking to build a business, move forward in their careers, or simply shift their perspective to move through their lives with a stronger sense of empowerment and fulfillment.

In Heal the Hurt: 20 Ways to Ease Emotional Suffering, Dr. Michael McGee offers a practical, compassionate framework for managing trauma and emotional distress.

In From There to Here: War, Peace, Pandemic — A Memoir, Romy Wyllie offers a thoughtful and fascinating account of her life, drawing captivating parallels between both historical and current events.

Bipolar Bare is a harrowing but hopeful account of abuse, drug addiction, and mental illness. In...

The last installment of the Dancing Soul Trilogy, Drum Beats, Heart Beats, serves as a fitting, transcendent conclusion to Maria Nhambu’s remarkable journey.

Filled with topical advice and monologues to use in auditions, 101 Awesome Original Monologues for 20 – Somethings is an excellent resource for both new and budding actors.

Maria Nhambu nearly outdoes herself in America’s Daughter; with renewed poise and familiar wit, she delivers the triumphant payoff that Africa’s Child readers yearn for.

In Africa’s Child, Maria Nhambu paints a deeply personal and startlingly poignant portrait of her life in Tanzania, her struggle for acceptance, and how her quest for knowledge and learning empowered her to overcome a myriad of adversity.