**Winner of the 2025 North American Book Award Bronze Medal for Leadership and Management, selected by Porchlight Book Company as one of the Best Business Books of 2025, and recipient of the 2026 Literary Titan Gold Book Award for Nonfiction. Winner of the 2026 PenCraft Seasonal Book Award Winter Competition for Nonfiction Business/Finance.“What’s wrong with nice?!” A simple and powerful question. It demands we interrogate the unspoken rules that shape our lives, often without our ...

Lucinda thought that Lucifer's death would bring peace to everyone, including herself. She thought that the reason she had romantic feelings for Lucifer, her biological father who happened to be her husband, was because he had been messing with her mind. After his death, she realized what kind of a mistake she'd made. Not only did Lucy bring about the end of the worlds by breaking the seals and summoning the horsemen, but she also lost a part of herself with a man she shouldn't have but lo...

Aaliyah was abused on a daily basis, beaten in her face until she was unrecognizable and starved/ Thank God the angel has come to take all of her pain away but not before the flies started to eat away at her body for days before being thrown into a steamer trunk to be placed and discarded underneath the George C. Platt Memorial Bridge in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Saaid and Aaliyah were two angels who visited us for a moment in time.

Aaliyah was abused on a daily basis, beaten in her face until she was unrecognizable and starved. Thank God the angel has come to take all of her pain away but not before the flies started to eat away at her body for days before being thrown into a steamer trunk to be placed and discarded underneath the George C. Platt Memorial Bridge in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Saaid and Aaliyah were two angels who visited us for a moment in time.

THE RE-SHOOTDamon Miller built his career on endings nobody wanted — doors left open, hearts left unamended. He never once had to reckon with what the ending of his own show actually cost the people who built it, until a woman named Nadia found him in the wreckage of the finale's backlash and seemed to understand him better than anyone alive.Three dates later, he wakes up taped to a chair in a concrete cellar. Nadia is gone. In her place is Nad — a stunt double he fired ele...

According to Islamic tradition, God has at least ninety-nine names. In Ninety-Nine, Amira Mittermaier presents ninety-nine short chapters based on her fieldwork and interviews with over one hundred Egyptians about who God is to them. In Egypt’s turbulent twenty-first century—the Egyptian uprising, a military coup, a pandemic, a climate crisis, wars across the region—God is talked about endlessly yet remains elusive. Ninety-Nine follows Allah into different spaces and conv...

At fifteen, Emilia is supposed to be figuring out high school, crushes, and dreams for the future. Instead, she’s fighting silent battles inside her own mind. Torn between who she is and who she’s expected to be, Emilia navigates first love, family pressure, and the confusion of growing up in a world that rarely slows down to listen.Through her journals, quiet reflections, and moments of rebellion, she learns that growing up isn’t about perfection,it’s about survival, self-acceptan...

They found Henry Pell in a fog-choked alley, his face removed with impossible precision—no blood, no struggle, no trace of the killer. Only a witness who described the departing figure as "someone wearing another man's walk."That was the first body. It would not be the last.In the gaslit streets of Greyveil, a phantom is consuming the city one identity at a time. The locals call him Black Joe—a tall, long-coated figure who is never seen twice with the same face. A dockworke...

What if the soul could write to itself — not to explain life, but to breathe through it?"Letters to My Soul" is a collection of intimate reflections written through seasons of confusion, growth, pain, faith, clarity, and peace.These letters are not advice. They are invitations — to slow down, feel deeply, trust the unseen, and return to the quiet truth within.For anyone who has ever carried a heavy heart, waited for healing, searched for meaning, or whispered a praye...

A jungle village. A promise kept. A debt that won't stay buried.Tira locks her door every night because she promised her husband she would. It's a small thing. The kind of promise a wife makes when her husband is sent away for six weeks and she doesn't want him lying awake somewhere three ridgelines off, worrying over nothing.It isn't nothing.The headman's son has wanted her since before she was married, and men like Tungking don't count a "no" as an answer — they c...

A medical student consumes human tissue to transform her body. The ghost of the woman she took it from begins to follow her. But the hunger that awakens is not the ghost's—it has always been hers.SACKITTIN is a psychological horror novel that asks what we would consume to become who we want to be—and what would consume us in return. Set in the dissection labs of Melbourne, the fitness studios of a city in winter, and the haunted apartment of a woman who can't stop...

This collection of articles deals with various aspects of Islam, gender and modernity, and their intersections and interactions. The topics range from the tradition of dissent in Islamic thought to a consideration of Obama's speech to the Muslim world in Cairo. The articles are written from the liberal perspective of an Arab/Muslim woman.