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PRE-ORDER Higher Education: Chronicles of a Dumpster Fire by Dr. Ashley Oliphant
$18.95
Dr. Livie Green is an associate professor of English at Clary-Smith University and it’s fixing to snap her very last nerve. While Green and her wickedly sharp colleagues attempt to keep the school’s dysfunction from driving them to drink (any more than they already do in faculty meetings), their feckless dean works jigsaw puzzles in his office, and schedules utterly useless meetings to pass the time. Meanwhile, the even more aimless administration attempts to shut down the scandalous—but totally true—underground faculty newspaper that exposes the ineptitude of the institution’s leaders at every turn.
Author of five books and a professor with twenty years of college teaching experience, Dr. Ashley Oliphant drops the mic on academia in this uproariously funny prequel to Jimmy Buffett: A Key West Revival, and offers comedic insight into the unfortunate state of higher education in America today.
PRE-ORDER Interviews by a Clueless White Woman (Soft Cover) by Amy Thornton Shankland
$19.95
2020 not only brought the devastation of COVID-19, but also widened gaps for marginalized groups in the United States during a time when it was perhaps more critical than ever to band together with compassion.
Now more than ever, millions of individuals continue to face obstacles that many of us cannot even begin to grasp. These are people who struggle because they have “otherness;” perhaps they are people of color or members of the LGTBQ community. Or both. Maybe they have physical, mental, or emotional disabilities. Perhaps they practice a religion other than Christianity.
In Interviews by a Clueless White Woman, Amy Thornton Shankland shares stories of individuals who have experienced and continue to experience turmoil. It is her hope that these stories can help increase understanding and unite us in our humanity.
PRE-ORDER Interviews by a Clueless White Woman (Hard Cover) by Amy Thornton Shankland
$23.95
2020 not only brought the devastation of COVID-19, but also widened gaps for marginalized groups in the United States during a time when it was perhaps more critical than ever to band together with compassion.
Now more than ever, millions of individuals continue to face obstacles that many of us cannot even begin to grasp. These are people who struggle because they have “otherness;” perhaps they are people of color or members of the LGTBQ community. Or both. Maybe they have physical, mental, or emotional disabilities. Perhaps they practice a religion other than Christianity.
In Interviews by a Clueless White Woman, Amy Thornton Shankland shares stories of individuals who have experienced and continue to experience turmoil. It is her hope that these stories can help increase understanding and unite us in our humanity.
PRE-SALE Fearless by Paula Dáil (Hard Cover)
$32.00
Having grown up the oldest of seven children in a motherless, impoverished, Southside Chicago Irish-Catholic family, at age seventeen Maggie Corrigan struggles with two choices: marriage and bearing more children than she can possibly care for, or entering the convent. She decides to dedicate her life to God, but never forgets her roots, or that her mother died in childbirth after too many pregnancies. As the Church’s Vatican II reforms and the wider women’s movement takes hold, she realizes that by labeling birth control as a sin and abortion as murder, the patriarchal Catholic Church is severely endangering women’s lives. Never doubting her vocation, she decides she can no longer remain silent and, no matter the personal cost, is compelled to take up the fight for women’s reproductive rights within the wealthiest, most powerful institution in the world—ruled over by a cabal of middle-aged men with no familial responsibilities. Some label her a heretic and others call her a saint, but everyone agrees that Sister Maggie Corrigan is fearless. Inspired by a true story, Fearless is a gripping and empowering tale about one woman’s perseverance in the face of patriarchal and religious oppression.
PRE-SALE Fearless by Paula Dáil (Soft Cover)
$19.95
Having grown up the oldest of seven children in a motherless, impoverished, Southside Chicago Irish-Catholic family, at age seventeen Maggie Corrigan struggles with two choices: marriage and bearing more children than she can possibly care for, or entering the convent. She decides to dedicate her life to God, but never forgets her roots, or that her mother died in childbirth after too many pregnancies. As the Church’s Vatican II reforms and the wider women’s movement takes hold, she realizes that by labeling birth control as a sin and abortion as murder, the patriarchal Catholic Church is severely endangering women’s lives. Never doubting her vocation, she decides she can no longer remain silent and, no matter the personal cost, is compelled to take up the fight for women’s reproductive rights within the wealthiest, most powerful institution in the world—ruled over by a cabal of middle-aged men with no familial responsibilities. Some label her a heretic and others call her a saint, but everyone agrees that Sister Maggie Corrigan is fearless. Inspired by a true story, Fearless is a gripping and empowering tale about one woman’s perseverance in the face of patriarchal and religious oppression.
PRE-ORDER Guardians of the Keys (HARD COVER) by Megan J. Wheless
$29.99
After losing her two beloved great-aunts in a car accident, small-town librarian Elaine Colemar discovers a skeleton key in their antiques store. When she reads the foreign phrase engraved on it, the key’s imprint burns into her hand. Clearly Elaine’s stress is getting to her—her aunts are dead, she’s drowning in debt, each contact with the key leaves her disoriented—and now she’s seeing things … right?
After meeting with Edmund Wallace, an esteemed professor and the director of a local history museum, Elaine seizes an opportunity to rid herself of the key—and alleviate her financial woes—by selling it to him for a generous sum. It is only when the key and Professor Wallace go missing that Elaine learns about her aunts’ connection to an ancient Apothecary’s Guild and the story of the five keys, which are portals to mystical places.
Knowing she must finish the task her aunts started, Elaine sets off to locate the missing source key before dark purposes prevail.
PRE-ORDER Guardians of the Keys (SOFT COVER) by Megan J. Wheless
$19.95
After losing her two beloved great-aunts in a car accident, small-town librarian Elaine Colemar discovers a skeleton key in their antiques store. When she reads the foreign phrase engraved on it, the key’s imprint burns into her hand. Clearly Elaine’s stress is getting to her—her aunts are dead, she’s drowning in debt, each contact with the key leaves her disoriented—and now she’s seeing things … right?
After meeting with Edmund Wallace, an esteemed professor and the director of a local history museum, Elaine seizes an opportunity to rid herself of the key—and alleviate her financial woes—by selling it to him for a generous sum. It is only when the key and Professor Wallace go missing that Elaine learns about her aunts’ connection to an ancient Apothecary’s Guild and the story of the five keys, which are portals to mystical places.
Knowing she must finish the task her aunts started, Elaine sets off to locate the missing source key before dark purposes prevail.