How to Be a Saint: Bizarre Catholic History with Kate Sidley
How to Be a Saint uncovers the most unusual stories of Catholic saints, blending history and humor in Kate Sidley’s playful take on miracles and the church.
How to Be a Saint uncovers the most unusual stories of Catholic saints, blending history and humor in Kate Sidley’s playful take on miracles and the church.
The Free Speech Handbook by Ian Rosenberg and Mike Cavallaro is a graphic guide by 23rd St. Books on First Amendment rights and the future of free speech.
McSweeney’s has delivered the ultimate nostalgia hit with a brand-new twist: Author Trading Cards in classic baseball card style. Instead of home run heroes, caped crusaders, or pocket-sized
The Witch’s Egg by Donya Todd is a dark, hypnotic graphic novel of magic, witchcraft, surreal art, and apocalyptic storytelling that will keep you in a trance.
6-CD indie exclusive collection of Vince Guaraldi’s remastered Peanuts soundtracks, including A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, It’s the Easter Beagle, and more.
Dead, bored, and caffeinated: Lifeless Carl navigates the afterlife’s worst office job in Tommy Devoid’s hilariously grim Never Been Deader by Titan Comics.
Only Way To Fly: Led Zeppelin’s chronicle by Richard Morton Jack—featuring unseen photos, press clippings, and a firsthand account of the band’s meteoric rise.
From 1962 to 2025, Dan Pelzer read 3,599 books. His lifelong reading journey now lives on at the Columbus Metropolitan Library.
A Charlie Brown Christmas turns 60! Own the iconic Vince Guaraldi soundtrack on animated zoetrope vinyl. A timeless holiday classic—pre-order for Sept. 12, 2025.
In 1975, Alice Cooper debuted Welcome to My Nightmare, a hit concept album turned TV special featuring Vincent Price—and a pivotal moment in rock history.
Topps and the Bob Ross estate return with 2025's Joy of Baseball—MLB trading cards featuring iconic players over Ross's legendary landscapes.
Iron Maiden at 50: Explore the band’s legendary journey through music, history, and fandom in this epic tribute by rock journalist Daniel Bukszpan.