• SLOTS: PRAYING TO THE GOD OF CHANCE
    by David V. Forrest
    “A must-read guide to understanding the lure of slot machines, and their unexpected utility in today’s complex world.”
    – David G. Schwartz, Director, Center for Gaming Research, University of Las Vegas, Nevada
  • CONJUGATIONS OF THE VERB TO BE: Stories
    by Glen Chamberlain
    “Here are stories composed with spare and lovely and graceful prose, patterned by insight, revelation and passion, and finally wisdom.”
    – Mark Spragg, prize-winning novelist and author of the memoir Where Rivers Change Direction
  • Overconnected: The Promise and Threat of the Internet
    by William Davidow
    “One of the pioneers of the modern technology shows how the unanticipated effects of the Internet are distorting economics, politics, international relations, and individual lives.”
    – James Fallows, correspondent for The Atlantic
  • The Pig Did It
    by Joseph Caldwell
    "Caldwell has achieved the impossible with poetic ascents to the peaks of hilarious prose. A lovelorn American, a loony aunt, eccentric neighbors, and a corpse who insists on surfacing at every opportunity inhabit this very funny novel."
    – Malachy McCourt
  • The Pig Comes to Dinner
    by Joseph Caldwell
    “This charming, at times hilarious, tale serves as a satisfying story as well as a quiet commentary on the sympathetic relationship between imagination and compassion.”
    – LIBRARY JOURNAL
  • The Pig goes to Hog Heaven
    by Joseph Caldwell
    The third and climactic entry in Joseph Caldwell's charmingly boisterous Pig trilogy.