Twelve stories of wayward travelers. Twelve stamps on the passport of the soul.

Insightful and entertaining storeis about the lives of boys and men.

A newly reissued collection of fine literary fiction

Daly Walker's stories teach us that as long as we enjoy good health, happiness is within reach, and gratitude for new beginnings is one of life’s greatest gifts.

Author Gleah Powers has a hot-off-the shelf memoir about moving to Los Angeles soon after the Manson murders. Epic in scope, darkly funny, and ultimately redemptive, this is a memoir of a courageous woman determined to find her most authentic self.

Jenny, Sigrid Undset's early novel, set off a firestorm of criticism for its portrayal of a young woman's unplanned pregnancy.

The last frontier. The deepest gorge. A one-armed vet determines to conquer the Canyon.

One of the great works of American exploration literature, this account of a scientific expedition forced to survive famine, attacks, mutiny, and some of the most dangerous rapids known to man remains as fresh and exciting today as it was in 1874.

Riding astride her horse, rather than sidesaddle, Isabel Bird traveled from Truckee, California through the Tahoe Basin, eventually making her way to Colorado in one of the most unusual travel narratives of its day.

Most of us lead conventional lives. This memoir shows that it's possible to squeeze more "life" out of life than most of us imagine.