The New Atlantian Library imprint: 43 books

“Anything that makes our clients happy, makes us happy!” So say the Babes at HIP, Inc., a fictional ad agency not unlike every hot or wanna-be-hot shop in L.A. or Chicago, NYC or Seattle. Babes in Adland is a pithy, perky, ball-busting roman à clef of life in an ‘80s-something advertising agency,...

Reclaiming the Soul of Your Faith is a provocative invitation for people, especially that growing segment of the population who say they are "spiritual, not religious," to examine what a faith looks like beyond the usual confines of organized religion.

Easter Rising tells the dramatic minute-by-minute account of a heroic band of rebels who faced the might of the British Empire in 1916 Dublin. The Irish rebel leader, Patrick Pearse, perished in front of an English firing squad, however, his actions led to the eventual formation of a modern independent Ireland. Easter rising brings history to vibrant, flaming life.

These Haiku-like poems represent nighttime thoughts and inspirations written down while reading Sam Hamill’s translations in The Sound of Water: Haiku by Basho, Buson, Issa, and Other Poets. Some of them are actually based on the work of these poets, but most are simply inspired by them. Others come from the author’s own musings.

Ever wonder what the President’s having for dinner? Not only can you check out his menu but you can enjoy the same meals yourself. Here Hugo Ziemann, a one-time steward at the White House, shares all -- menus, recipes, dining etiquette, cooking how-to’s, and more! This is food fit for a President....

Ever wonder what the President’s having for dinner? Not only can you check out his menu but you can enjoy the same meals yourself. Here Hugo Ziemann, a one-time steward at the White House, shares all -- menus, recipes, dining etiquette, cooking how-to’s, and more! This is food fit for a President....

Why did Ernest Hemingway kill himself? The answer is here in Sunset, a must-read story for all lovers of Hemingway’s books, for anyone intrigued by his life and death. A convincing and evocative portrayal of Ernest Hemingway. I dare you not to cry as Hemingway faces death on his own terms. Brian...

A series of interviews with Tony Award-winner Dennis Zacek, a seminal figure in the “Chicago Theater Movement,” based on his experiences as artistic director, producer, director, actor, designer, teacher and student. “Dennis Zacek is Yoda. He’s done everything in the theater, he knows everything...

“Lady Boomers” is a term for female baby boomers who were born between 1946 and 1964. Whether corporate managers, administrative assistants earning middle-class wages, stay-at-home grandmas, or international travelers, those in their 50s and 60s need – and deserve – something to lighten their...

David Matteson’s memoir is both eye-opening and inspiring. It is a timely, sensitive exploration of a topic through a loving and accepting lens. He first became aware of his sexuality in the early 1950s, and his bisexuality in the ‘60s – dangerous times to be seen as different from the norm....

Bill Burkett has devoted many years to the sport of hunting ducks. And all the while he kept a careful diary of his experiences out on the water with his dog and gun. At the same time he managed to share memories of his life as a newspaper gypsy. Like joining Bill on a hunting trip, this is a book every outdoor enthusiast will want to read.

Like Homer’s Iliad, this too is an epic story, the recounting of a man’s journey, in this case through a life filled with a strange species called “woman.” The dedication, quoting the song To All the Girls I Loved Before, says it all. If men are from Mars and women from Venus, here is a sci-fi...

Like the tagline says, this is “the mad misadventures of two English lads crossing America as the Rolling Stones.” The rapscallions in the delightful novel find posing as famous rockers was an aphrodisiac to midwestern girl on their cross-country journey … until facts of their impersonation...

This collection starts out with poems about what the human experience is often like on a personal level and then moves outward to human life as it relates to the rest of nature, to dreams, and death. A part deals with human life in society and another with more abstract concepts of humanity that are...