Allerton Bywater by Bruce Hayood— A charming and thoughtful gaze back across the Atlantic at the author's home ground, an English coal mining town of the 1930's and 40's.

But That Didn't Happen to You by Harry Marten— “I felt blessed reading this book. Not in any metaphysical woo-woo angel/heaven way. But blessed in the way of being surprised by a yellow sunset, or of seeing a 2-year-old waddling around in a tulle skirt, or of being in the presence of profound tenderness. Blessed. Wow.” —Anita Diamant, author of The Red Tent

Dear Bert by Grace Kull— Letters that paint a lively picture of small-town American life in Cooperstown, New York from 1958 to 1968.

A Slant of Light by Galbraith Crump— “This beautiful and moving memoir is deceptively simple. It weaves together memories, scenes, characters in a powerful warp and weft across decades.” —David Lynn, editor, The Kenyon Review

Traces by John E. Rames— Letters that reveal sacred, private moments on the World War II battlefields of Europe.