Dancing with Mules

Louis D. Hall

A new set of footsteps on a timeless path. Dancing with Mules is an account of a journey through Portugal: without a watch, without a phone, just two mules, a compass and a map. Louis Hall is surrende…

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Democracy and Disobedience

Peter Singer

Originally published in 1973, Democracy and Disobedience is Peter Singer’s very first book, growing from his thesis at Oxford—a precursor to the classic title, Animal Liberation Now. It is a timeless…

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Cleaning Solutions

Roy G. Guzman

The utterly remarkable YA debut of acclaimed poet Roy Guzmán, giving powerful voice to their experience as a child new to America, who at age nine spends his days cleaning houses with his mother inste…

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Almost Animal

Amy Irvine

A ferocious, incandescent memoir about motherhood, liberation, and the natural world—following one woman’s journey to reclaim her wildest self. For fans of H is for Hawk, Wild and Educated. Growing up…

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Sarah In the In Between

Neil Theise

Neil will tell the remarkable story of a doctor, Zen-practitioner, and son, as he journeyed with his mother during the last years of her life. There are pragmatic lessons in preparing for the unexpect…

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The Flowers Along the Way

Claudia Castro Luna

Former Washington State Poet Laureate Claudia Castro Luna’s The Flowers Along the Way is a dramatic, deftly told, and ultimately hopeful memoir, about how idyllic her El Salvadorean childhood was and…

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Come Rain or Shine

Laura Tobin

Most of us talk about the weather every day—it shapes our lives, our cities, even our history—but how much do we really know about it? Blending compelling anecdotes, folklore, history, and first-hand…

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DEMOCRACY CAN WIN

Lex Paulson

Blending history, political philosophy, and practical strategy, Lex Paulson argues that our current democratic malaise stems from a flawed and limited understanding of what democracy can be. We accept…

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We Are Called to Rise

Jina Krause-Vilmar

As borders harden and aid disappears, people continue to flee—not by choice, but by necessity. In the margins of broken systems, displaced women are quietly rewriting the rules of survival, work, and…

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The Great Remembering

June Cohen

What if the most powerful solutions for the crises of modern life are ten thousand years old? In The Great Remembering, June Cohen, co-creator of TED Talks and Masters of Scale, travels across culture…

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