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Kabal's debut poetry collection invites readers to embrace their truth without apology Kabal is pleased to announce the release of MOUTHY: Poems In Defense Of Being Loud, Soft, Queer & Undeniable, a powerful new poetry and reflection collection that..

Contemporary Social Justice Fiction Explores Unity, Identity, and Collective Prosperity In a fractured world teetering between disillusionment and apathy, a diverse group of thinkers, dreamers, and doers dares to ask a radical question: What if we...

A tender new picture book is ready to flutter into the hearts of young readers. In I Made It Home, author Debra I. Thomas delivers a touching tale about bravery, compassion, and the unexpected friendships that help us find our way.

In a fast-paced world filled with distraction, stress, and emotional overwhelm, A Monkey Became a Monk arrives as a timely and compassionate guide to reclaiming clarity and calm.

Elizabeth R. Jensen and Gryphon Publishing are pleased to announce the re-release of the audiobook edition of their award-winning Middle Grade Fantasy novel, Fire & Wolves: A Tale of Etria.

New Business Book by Claude Hanhart and Rachel Collins Introduces "Structured Conversations" as the Missing Link Between Strategy and Real Customer Value Connecting Goals to Impacts and Outcomes: Harnessing Structured Conversations for Customer-Driven...

J. Trevino Kelley Releases New Dystopian Sci-Fi Novel - Ashlight Dominion: Fear of Breath In a future where the air itself has turned against humanity, survival is no longer an individual fight, it is a shared promise.

Why does adulthood feel harder than it should? Why does doing "everything right" still feel wrong? A newly released book, The Adult Manual: Everything You Were Supposed to Learn but Didn't, tackles the quiet struggles millions of adults carry but rarely..

In a leadership landscape saturated with formulas and surface-level strategies, Let's Talk Leadership: The Psychology of Power, Presence, and Purpose in Modern Leadership offers a fundamentally different perspective.

Before the Empire, There Was the Fight to Become Rome Long before marble forums, imperial legions, and emperors shaped world history, Rome was something far more fragile, and far more fascinating.