Family Matters, David Kranes crafts a lyrical and deeply human portrait of Hunt—a painter, father, and husband—caught between art and obligation. His search for meaning leads him from the deserts of Tucson to the museums of Europe, tracing the delicate balance between creation and connection. With prose as precise as brushstrokes, Kranes explores how the heart reconciles family, ambition, and the endless pursuit of beauty.

In the shadow of 9/11, a restless generation comes of age in a country that no longer feels like home. Wonderless follows a band of disillusioned high school dropouts on a cross-country odyssey of escape and discovery—searching for meaning, belonging, and the courage to rise through the cracks. Shelby Raebeck’s prose captures the pulse of a nation in transition, where wonder and loss walk side by side.

Set against the haunting beauty of Long Island’s East End, Shelby Raebeck’s East End Trilogy gathers three acclaimed works—Louse Point, Amagansett ’84, and East Hampton Blue. Through vivid, working-class lives marked by longing, loss, and quiet resilience, Raebeck paints an unforgettable portrait of families and communities striving to bridge the distance between who they are and who they hope to become.

SIX GOOFY GEESE: A WHAT OR A WHO? is a warm-hearted tale for children (ages 4 and up) filled with goofy antics and wordplay, as the six siblings attempt to solve the mystery of the loud FLOP that wakes them up. With wonderful illustrations, each goose has their own unique personality, yet with good humor (as well as guidance from the oldest sibling) they manage to work together to solve the mystery of the FLOP. Was it made by a What or a Who?