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“A dazzling set of short stories that touch on the most human of experiences; growing up, raising children, watching ailing parents, and aging. Each story is a gem full of warmth, insight, and a touch of humor. ”

Courtney • Trident Booksellers & Cafe

“"What comes next?" The sort of novel that will rattle your bones, your ideals, and your sense of self; the sort of novel that sedates and seduces you, only allowing you to realize you've been caught dreaming in its web when it's far, far too late.”

Ellie • Page 1 Books

“A Fatal Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum was a read that I was not expecting to find funny, dark, and deeply informative all at the same time. Southon takes us on a deep dive into what murder meant in Ancient Rome, and frames it in such a way that we as readers can understand and relate to some of these stories. This book completely made me resee the Romans. I laughed out loud, I cringed, and I learned a lot. A fantastic read for true crime and history fans alike.”

Frances • Country Bookshelf

“"YOU JUST NEED TO LOSE WEIGHT" is getting added to my "Required Human Reading" list. Aubrey Gordon concisely tackles 20 myths about fat people that will be mind boggling for some and reaffirming for many. Not only does the book provide facts, narratives, and personal stories from Gordon, it also serves as a guide to instill active change and anti-fatphobia practices in our own lives. As Gordon states throughout the work, almost all of us have been hurt by anti-fat rhetoric, but you can still...”

Frances • Country Bookshelf

“This book was so wholesome and heartwarming. Perfect for anyone who has ever wondered what it would be like to own a flock of chickens in New England. This was the perfect follow up to the Chickenology episode of the Ologies podcast that featured Tove Danovich (author of Under the Henfluence.)”

Kayla • Avid Reader

“Okay, listen...whether or not you *like* hot dogs, you have to read this book. Jamie Loftus is crass, hysterical, and doesn't shy away from her sharp-witted, leftist point of view. The hot dog is simply a gateway to talk about the world at large--everything from food culture, to the meat packing industry, to socioeconomic history, to Loftus's sexual desires. This book will make you laugh, it will make you cringe, it might even make you horny. And all while that is happening, you're learning...”

Frances • Country Bookshelf