Not Far from Me

Stories of Opioids and Ohio
Edited by Daniel Skinner and Berkeley Franz
Foreword by Ted Strickland

“There’s not a community in our state that hasn’t been affected by opioid addiction, and it’s so important to hear the voices of the families who are being torn apart. Their stories are a powerful call to action for us to work together to fight this public health crisis.” —Senator Sherrod Brown

The Trouble with Men

Reflections on Sex, Love, Marriage, Porn, and Power
David Shields

"I often found this book beguiling, and moving. There is always the temptation, in writing about sex, to sound superior, arch, immune to its power. But Shields writes from a place of genuine curiosity and confusion. He is ridiculous and brave, he never conflates sincerity with genuine candor, and he poses the kinds of questions that only ever bring trouble (and are the only kind worth reading about)."—Parul Sehgal, The New York Times

William S. Burroughs' "The Revised Boy Scout Manual"

An Electronic Revolution
William S. Burroughs, edited by Geoffrey D. Smith & Jonh M. Bennett

“It’s all there all the time with Burroughs.”—Marc Maron

“A carefully annotated, definitive edition of a long-lost William S. Burroughs work, The Revised Boy Scout Manual is a scathingly humorous, often uncannily prescient guide to revolution.”—Foreword

Tales from la Vida

A Latinx Comics Anthology
Edited by Frederick Luis Aldama

“These deftly constructed stories shake us to our core selves, waking us and the world to the sweeping spectrum of Latinx identities and experiences. Mind blowing!” —Keith Knight, The Knight Life and K Chronicles

“An eclectic and artistically stunning collection of work overflowing with emotional resonance and cultural reverence, Tales from La Vida is a gift to cherish.” —David Walker, Luke Cage and Bitter Root

The United States of Ohio

One American State and Its Impact on the Other Forty-Nine
David E. Rohr

“The only topic missing from David Rohr’s fun read on Ohio is the one about the impressive young talents coming out of the state’s high schools. As I can personally attest, David was one of them. It's no surprise to me that my classmate has written a delightful book that anyone who is from Ohio—or wishes they were—will love.”—Christine Brennan, USA Today columnist, CNN and ABC News commentator, and best-selling author of Inside Edge and Best Seat in the House

A Mile and a Half of Lines

The Art of James Thurber
Michael J. Rosen
with contributions from Ian Frazier, Seymour Chwast, Liza Donnelly, Michael Maslin, and Rosemary Thurber

“The most wonderful thing about Thurber’s drawings is how they prove the point of a cartoon is not to show off a mastery of perspective or anatomy, or that the cartoonist can render a horse—or a sea—better than anyone else on the planet. Not that I can tell you what the point is, other than it has a lot more to do with being funny than anatomy.” —Roz Chast, author of Can’t We Talk about Something More Pleasant?