Being a Dark Lord sounds impressive until civilization decides that sending an endless supply of Chosen Ones to kill you is a perfectly reasonable plan. In I HATE Your Prophecy, … View Details
This article is available in both English and Italian. The English version appears first, followed by the Italian version below. What happens when a forgotten Renaissance secret emerges from the … View Details
The Tablets of Tetran: The Phantom Labyrinth by Steven Madonia opens a fantasy saga of courage, magic and hidden destinies. Includes a Q&A with Steven.
Darkness and Light by Theo Jaeger follows Soul from forgotten prisoner to a symbol of hope in a kingdom ruled by fear. Includes a Q&A with Theo.
A single encounter can redirect an entire life, especially when it arrives at a moment already shaped by uncertainty. In A Tibetan Girl Called Ata, Xiao Hei, the pen name of Zhang Pu, explores such an encounter through a deeply personal story inspired by true events and rooted in the tensions surrounding Tibet.
Poetry often reaches the places where ordinary explanations fall short. In “Black And White Man,” Hirakjyoti Deka uses 65 illustrated poems to examine human vulnerability, fractured relationships, social suffering, innocence, and the mysteries that accompany life’s most difficult experiences.
Most people depend on electricity every hour of the day while rarely thinking about the vast network keeping it available. Battery Revolution: A BizOps Chronicles Novel by Jeff Pierson brings … View Details
Independence arrives through small steps. A child spends time at a friend’s home, explores an online game, walks through a busy public place, or faces a difficult choice among classmates. … View Details
Some lives are shaped by the choices people make. Others are shaped by the plans made for them before they’re old enough to understand. In Arbel: Majesty and Sorrow, Jan … View Details
A ski slope and a concert stage may seem like separate worlds, yet both demand discipline, confidence, and complete concentration. For Kate Skinner and Elise Johansen, those qualities become difficult … View Details
The future imagined in the TECHMAN series feels vast, unpredictable, and strikingly personal. Ricky Melwani combines astonishing inventions with stories about family, sacrifice, grief, identity, and the consequences that follow … View Details
Entrepreneurship can look glamorous once the difficult years have been reduced to a few inspiring stories. How to Fail: I Got Really Fucking Good at It by Robert Strode stays … View Details