UPCOMING BOOKS: Winter 2026
Why Me: When one tragic night changes everything (Clay Muehlstein, 2026)
The Leadership Divide: Bridging the Gap Between Leadership and Management (Joe Markling, January 2026)
Diamonds (Avril Henry, 2026)
With The Bullsh!t Trilogy, you’ll learn when to recognize and call out bullshit, and when to use it for good. A smart, witty, poetic, gorgeous coffee table book of brutal and beautiful truths.
FALL 2025
Fall 2025 is for the book lovers, survivors, writers, found families, and anyone in search of more. We have released titles we are so so SO proud of…
With Shaggy Jack, you’ll get lost in the ups, downs, and comedy of found family with characters you’ll love. Themes of retirement, LGBTQIA+, dementia, adoption, community, and the power of love over all else. It’s a cozy coming-of-age (at any age) story you won’t want to put down, written by an award-winning writer.
With Surviving Mister Nice Guy: Loving and Leaving the Covert Narcissist, you’ll read about loving and leaving the covert narcissist. From red flags and trauma to breakthroughs and reinvention, the author tells her raw, real story.
With Legally Zen, you’ll read the true story of Kat, a badass lawyer with a logic-driven life formula –> Work hard. Study hard. Prove yourself. Make money. Make partner. Travel the world. Buy a house. Land a man. Have 1.5 beautiful kids. This was the plan, her formula for success and fulfillment. Time off for a brain injury? As if! Kidney failure? Pshh. Existential crisis? Not on her watch.
With Word Magic, you’ll get a step-by-step guide to writing, publishing, and selling stories that matter in the world. Heart and inspiration, blueprints and lessons – all by our favorite, brilliant 4x NYT bestselling ghostwriter.
**We will be releasing a few more titles before 2026, but we’re keeping them under wraps for now. ***Want to know when these hit stands? We would LOVE to add more readers to the READERS’ ROOM. No spam. Just books. What could be better than that?
MORE 2026 UPCOMING TITLES
Nasser Dasht Peyma | Canada | Bridges of Jerusalem
Nasser Dasht Peyma is an author, researcher, and educator with a Ph.D. in English Literature from Panjab University, India. He has served as faculty and academic leader at universities in Iran and India, including Shoolini University, where he taught English Literature and Eco-Literature. His research focuses on postcolonial studies, cultural identity, and the intersection of literature and the environment.
Dasht Peyma is the author of several books, including Eco-Literature and Environmental Advocacy: Bridging Theory and Practice (Springer Nature, 2025) and the novella Echoes of the Unbound Sky (2024). In his creative works, he advocates how literature can foster dialogue between cultures and nurture respect for the “Other.” His scholarly and literary contributions highlight the power of literature to inspire ecological awareness and social transformation.
Clay Muehlstein | U.S. | Why Me
Kent Sabata | Canada | Life Is Real
Joe Markling | U.S. | The Leadership Divide
Avril Henry | Australia | Diamonds
