Biographies & Autobiographies books

'At 34, I have spent almost half my life trying not to be defined by a single night in 2008.' In the years after...  Read More >>

Born in 1939 in East Texas, I romped through the 20th century to old age, managing to survive the depths of alcoholism...  Read More >>

There is something deeply powerful about sharing inspirational stories of personal transformation. In this autobiographical...  Read More >>

Just a Girl from the South Side is Christina M. Naranjo's compelling testimony of how Jesus Christ transformed her...  Read More >>

I was Born with a Mid-wife in my families home, in Ponchatoula Louisiana. The name that was given to me at birth...  Read More >>

Adultery, illegitimacy and loitering at stage doors, the Pearce men found time for more than just shipbuilding and...  Read More >>

Step into the life of an ordinary city girl and follow her journey through moments of revelation, unanswered questions,...  Read More >>

Eighty percent of men who reach the age of 80 have prostate cancer. But the disease prevents many more from ever...  Read More >>

A true story of love, betrayal, courage and sacrifice.  Read More >>

A Mid-life Adventure in the Catalan Countryside Two Scorpios with a relationship of only six months, minimal Spanish,...  Read More >>

Addiscombe is a fairly quiet suburb of south London, although it has a history which is quite unique. Legend tells...  Read More >>

In the 1970s, Pussycat achieved phenomenal success both nationally and internationally, captivating audiences with...  Read More >>

This is the remarkable story of a young man battling intense mood swings, who turns to physical risk and his exceptional...  Read More >>

Sally’s journey through the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer is raw, funny, and deeply thought-provoking....  Read More >>

This true story is about one man’s quest to climb the highest mountain range in the world, the Himalayas. The author...  Read More >>

What an incredible journey! But just how much more can it possibly entail?  Read More >>

Constantin Brancusi, the renowned sculptor from Romania, found a special place in the hearts of many Americans....  Read More >>

There are so many people who still suffer, just like we did so many years ago. They suffer from feelings of pain...  Read More >>

As an astute reporter of the film festival scene, Laszlo Kriston sheds light on the making and unmaking of Harvey...  Read More >>

The Man Who Watered His Lawn gently but powerfully fuses the raw emotions of a teenage love story into a blended...  Read More >>

Long Ago Last Summer is a Southern Gothic gumbo part Flannery O’Connor, part Tennessee Williams with a dash of Delta...  Read More >>

In the vibrant tapestry of South Asian communities, young men and women stand at the crossroads of a pivotal decision:...  Read More >>

There are certain people in life who cannot be denied success, regardless of the conditions of their birth or the...  Read More >>

At just eighteen, he received a devastating diagnosis: cancer. The prognosis was grim: “You will not survive.” What...  Read More >>

Albert Camus's lively journals from his eventful visits to the United States and South America in the 1940s, available...  Read More >>