In a multigenerational saga set from the late 19th to the mid-20th century, the resilient Sargent women, led by the indomitable Ma Sargent, navigate life's highs and lows with humor and strength, challenging the conventions of the White Man's religion in what was once Creek Indian territory. Ma's legacy of questioning truth and faith influences her descendants, particularly her daughter Kate and Kate's children as they travel throughout Alabama, singing the gospel in support of their papa,...

Karma Redirected: How Did They Let You Become a Teacher is the mostly real memoirs of a mostly real character named Mo Mickus. Through a series of short stories – stories beginning at his birth – Mo's lack of understanding is revealed as he goes from school to school – ten before starting the 11th grade. His dull understanding of all things attributes to Mo's dark side flourishing and he soon launches a war against society - particularly school and his teachers. After a very brief and unpl...

We’ve all made mistakes or gone through struggles and moments we wish we could change. But the past does not define us—only God does.Mike Morris drives that point home in Looking Back and Seeing God in My Life, which is a powerful testimony of redemption, faith, and the unwavering presence of God. Through the pages of this story, you’ll discover how even during the author’s hardest times—when life felt broken, uncertain, or out of control—God was always there, working behind the sc...

George Garrett, Merchant Seaman, writer, playwright and founder member of Liverpool’s Unity Theatre, was a radical activist who travelled the world and wrote a series of short stories, stage plays and documentary reports about poverty and struggle in the 1920’s and 30’s.This introduction to his work has been published to celebrate the launch of the George Garrett Archive, a Heritage Lottery funded project by Writing on the Wall, designed to preserve, protect and celebrate his legacy...