Dyvris is a city of survivors. With the end of the world nearing, fires burn down schools, hurricanes devastate small towns, and rising oceans swallow up the coasts. Those without money to fall back on look to the sinister city that lies between the searing desert and the crumbling mountains, where a man named the … Read more
Seti I is most frequently known as the father of Ramesses II, but in fact, he was a great pharaoh himself, though with a relatively short reign of just eleven years. A great warrior king, a strategic thinker, and a man who knew the life of the ordinary people, he was an extraordinary ruler. His … Read more
“Blue California Sky” is both homage to the varied and rich landscapes of California and poignant glimpses into the human experience: grief, trauma, loss, change, and also love, joy, wonder, and connection—to one’s self, to others, and to the natural world. Expressed in accessible yet poetic prose, the poems in “Blue California Sky” are haunting, … Read more
In her compelling biography, I Call Bullshit, Becca Christensen courageously dismantles the romanticized notion of sacrificing one’s identity for the sake of love. Through intimate revelations of betrayal and resilience, Becca inspires readers to reclaim their self-worth and prioritize the most essential relationship of all—the one with yourself. Within its pages, Christensen unravels her journey … Read more
When Theo disappears, Sar is left bereft, the uncertain guardian of Theo’s newly born werecougar daughter, Elle. As months pass, clues emerge about Theo’s disappearance, yet the twisting trail ends repeatedly without answer. In her grief, Sar turns to Danial and hesitantly begins to build a life with him and Elle. Taken in the Night … Read more