3 of a Kind

Written by Jeff Musillo

A collection of modern poetry, short stories, and eyecatching enamel on canvas artworks.

aDVENTURES tHROUGH THE tREES

Written and Illustrated by Kay Gehring
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An adorable tale that follows the adventures of Shiloh as he enlists the assistance of the trees in his back yard to find his lost sister.

Dear Sun, Dear Moon

Written by Deborah Paggi, Illustrated by Gayle Cole

What do love letters between the sun and moon look like? Find out in Dear Sun, Dear Moon as the two heavenly bodies correspond and share their appreciation of each other's individual contributions to nature.

FALL RISK

Written by Niall Power

Seventy-five poems and nine short stories capture the surrealism and emotion of Power's struggles with sobriety, relationships, and life.

Fanny on Fire

Written by Edith G. Tolchin

Outlier Fanny Goldman contacts the Feed Us Channel during a three a.m. insomnia bout and winds up with her own Jewish cooking show. This comedic novel, based loosely on the author's own life, inspires readers to cope with adversity through absurdity.

Fighting Against Gravity

Written by Rutherford Rankin

Londres Leon has always felt different from the other boys, but it isn't until the age of seventeen that he figures out why. His realization about who he really is inside leads him down a tragic path of regret, loneliness, ostracism, and, ultimately, forgiveness. Read this adventurous saga that will have you questioning who YOU are.

Gypsies of New rochelle

Written by Ivan Jenson

Seventeen-year-old Shawn Aldridge is the baby of a family that will do nearly anything to become famous. It's 1980 in New Rochelle, New York. As the rest of the family focuses on his older sister, the violin prodigy, Shawn commutes back and forth between the sleazy streets of New York City and the calmness of New Rochelle while hiding (poorly) his relationship with two different girls from very different backgrounds.

IRREPARABLE

Written by Jennifer Tucker & Rutherford Rankin

​Kat Morgan wants an escape from the nightmares and PTSD she's suffered since childhood. She thought she'd find that escape by moving across the country. Little did she know that her nightmares were just beginning.

Small Boy, Big Dreams

Written by Jeff Musillo, Illustrated by Bryce Prevatte

Being small doesn't mean you can't do big things. Follow the adventure of a small boy who dared to dream big. As he and his friends play in the woods, they find a machine that will take the small boy on a wild adventure no one thought someone so small could take.

Stars over Latin America

Written by M. Earl Smith, Illustrated by Gustavo Ferres

This educational book shares the story of two friends who travel across Latin America on the back of a motorcycle. The trip changes both of them forever, one more than he could have ever imagined. This tribute to Che Guevara is told in the style of Arnold Lobel's Frog and Toad series.

The Charming Swindler

Written by Jeff Musillo

Eddie Crisp was on a quest to have it all. And he might have done it, if it wasn't for Alex. When Eddie meets Alex at Walphien College, their romantic fate is sealed. Can Eddie get past his self-absorbed arrogance and alcoholism long enough to see that true love stands before him? Don't miss this book that has been called one of the most creative uses of gender in literature in a long time.

The Dark Goddess

Written by Jason DeGray

Fifteen years after the paranormal events at the Purple Gates Church and Sol Ranch, Wolf and Barber find themselves working together again on a case even stranger than the one that split them apart.

In the second book of The Ruined Man series, Wolf and Barber find assistance in several surprisingly helpful souls from the underworld.

The Ruined Man

Written by Jason DeGray

Detectives Barber and Wolf of the Albuquerque Police Department get more than they bargained for when they begin investigating the activities of a small, unfamiliar group calling themselves the Purple Gates group. The thin veil between the natural and supernatural worlds is torn apart momentarily in an event that will ruin not only the two detectives, but the entire world if no one finds a way to stop the chaos to come.

Wish Upon A Lantern

Written by Lindy Lorenz, Illustrated by Beth Kruziki

​When a child struggles with feeling out of place, Papa lights a sky lantern and teaches that being an ally for others is being an ally for yourself.