Gravida by Eliza Bell Schweizbach About the book This book is for the childbearers. And for anyone feeling alone in carrying more than seems bearable. Moving beyond polished, idealized maternity portraits, these photographs and stories emerge from lived experience— raw, complex, and deeply human. This intimate collection reimagines the visual language of pregnancy.  FEATURED IN Book Details Format: HardcoverRelease Date: November 2026Price: (Hardcover) $60 Buy from author Buy from OTTERPINE A Look Inside Gravida asks the question: “For you, how does it feel to be pregnant?” then invites us below the surface, insisting every answer deserves to be seen. About the author Eliza…

Spark Your Zeal An Interactive Guide to Reclaim the Life You Were Born For by Nadia Carta About the book When your fire fades, your soul whispers: Reignite me.You’ve checked the boxes. Built the career. Held it all together.And still…something feels off.Spark Your Zeal is your invitation to come back to the fire inside you.In this powerful, no-nonsense guide, Google executive and transformational coach Nadia Carta shows you how to break free from burnout, reconnect with your purpose, and reignite the energy that makes you feel truly alive.Through eleven transformative “Sparks,” you won’t just think differently—you’ll live differently.Inside, you’ll discover:Guided…

Published in Partnership with Infinite Books Dispatches from Grief A Mother's Journey Through the Unthinkable by Danielle Crittenden About the book On a February morning, Danielle Crittenden received the call no parent can prepare for: Her thirty-two-year-old daughter Miranda had been found dead in her Brooklyn apartment.  In an instant, Crittenden's world split in two: the life before, and the life that must somehow continue after. In Dispatches from Grief, Crittenden maps the landscape of loss with a journalist’s eye and a mother’s heart, chronicling not only the shattering impact of a child’s death but the strange afterlife of grief itself—how it…

Ready, Set, Hunt! A Field Guide for the Beginner Hunter by Herbert Klann About the book Whether you’re brand new to hunting or returning after years away, Ready, Set, Hunt! is your go-to companion for getting started. Drawing on decades of personal experience, author Herbert Klann walks you through every step of the hunting journey—from earning your license and choosing the right gear to scouting land, practicing safely, and making ethical, clean shots.Blending practical advice with storytelling and down-to-earth guidance, this field guide distills years of hard-earned knowledge into an approachable, easy-to-use format. Each chapter breaks down the essentials, defines key hunting…

End Small Talk 2 MORE Deep Questions for Better Conversations By Cory Stout About the book Are You STILL Sick of Small Talk?This isn’t your average sequel. End Small Talk 2: MORE Deep Questions for Better Conversations brings you tons more weird, funny, and thought-provoking questions to skip the “How’s work?” and get straight to the good stuff.These 260 brand-new questions will help you dodge boring chit-chat, spark surprising conversations, and connect more deeply with anyone—from your best friend to a stranger on a plane. Perfect for dates, family dinners, road trips, parties, or anytime you’d rather talk about literally…

Unculture Yourself A Workbook for Reclaiming Your Mind By Daniella Mestyanek Young & Amy Reed About the Workbook If The Culting of America opened your eyes to the invisible systems of control shaping our world, Unculture Yourself: A Workbook for Reclaiming Your Mind is your next step. Designed as a practical companion to the book, this interactive guide will help you unpack how cultlike dynamics show up in your own life—from workplaces to religious communities to friend groups—and begin the process of reclaiming your autonomy.This isn’t your average workbook. No fluff, no toxic positivity. Just real, reflective prompts to help…

Thank the Sweet Waters By Lucille May About the book An ode to quiet intimacy, devotion, and the everyday sacred.In Thank the Sweet Waters, Lucille May writes with the lyric clarity and emotional precision of a poet closely attuned to the textures of love and longing. These poems dwell in the dailiness of intimacy—its sensuality, its seasons, its ruptures and repairs—and find the sacred in small, soft gestures: extra butter at breakfast, a lover’s gentle breath at night, the hush of early spring.Distinct yet relatable, May’s debut collection takes shape as she falls in love with her wife, longs for…