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While it may first appear to be a sick and twisted regular feature of a monthly magazine, ‘Suicide of the Month’ packs in an abundance of satirical short stories that open readers’ minds up to insanity and all that’s funny about it.

In a society marred by ongoing pressures, modern technology and negative media, many adults relish their memories of childhood innocence. However, a powerful new book by Bob Gammon ensures that children grow up never giving up on their hopes and dreams; acting as a powerful catalyst for a bright future.

While erotica has seen booming growth in the past two years, many literary experts agree it is time for the genre to see a dramatic shake up. However, a powerful new novel by Lori Meckley is doing just that with gusto.

While millions have been told to ‘never give up’, a compelling new novel by Abbey K. Davies helps readers from all walks of life understand that life’s possibilities are abundantly great. Even more importantly, it inspires victims of abuse to seek out the hope and acceptance that will bring them true solace.

According to Dr. Jana Raver, Associate Professor at Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, between five and fifteen percent of employees regularly experience some form of harassment at work. Often going beyond the obvious teasing and sexual slurs, thousands of people across North America suffer in silence at the hands of their co-workers and employers.

While most modern books of fiction rely on sex, violence and profanity to draw in an audience, Missouri’s H W Jackson is proving that a good, clean and wholesome story can still burst onto the literary scene with gusto. His latest novel, a unique melding of fact and fiction, is rapidly picking up speed as a new release not be missed.

Bad relationships cause havoc for millions everyday, and juggling the conundrum of whether the person you’re with is ‘the one’ can be very stressful. However, a new book by South African immigrant Dr Andrea Herber, drags the vital questions into the open, puts them under a spotlight and provides answers that could improve readers’ lives and relationships.

In an age where the nearest electronic device is never more than three feet away, many literary critics fear that wholesome storytelling could be able to die a sudden death. However, a whimsical and inspiring new children’s book by Karen Matthews takes its cue from the folk tales of yesteryear; providing a story of strong moral, vivid excitement and rollicking outdoor fun.

While many books on health and wellness beat around the bush, Herbert Garvin makes his point abundantly clear; the human consumption of meat is unhealthy. In his bold and powerful new book, Garvin lays out his argument in full while hoping to inspire millions to switch to an exclusively plant-based diet.

While it’s almost forgotten today, the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918 killed more people than the Great War. With global communication in its infancy, tens of millions were left confused and underprepared for the impact it would eventually have on the world’s population. In her powerful novel, Kristy K. James depicts the Spanish Flu’s impact from a grassroots and highly-personal level.