Catalogue, 2011 to 2023

A record of what the press published between 2011 and 2023, by category. The titles remain in print and are sold through the publisher's bookselling site and major retailers; we no longer sell books from this address.

Travel

• The "under the radar" Michigan series (four volumes, 2014 to 2023). Fifty overlooked places per book: small-town bakeries, lighthouses, trailheads, and the people who run them. Winner of a Midwest Book Award in travel and an IPPY bronze for Great Lakes regional nonfiction. The series is the direct ancestor of the guides we publish today.
• A walking-tour guide to Grand Rapids written for children to lead (2022). Short routes, big questions, designed so the youngest person in the group holds the book.

Cookbooks

• Two plant-based cookbooks from a public television cooking host (2018 and 2020). Finalist in the Midwest Book Awards and a Benjamin Franklin Award silver medal for cover design.
• A chef's entertaining guide (2021). Make-your-own party menus; IPPY silver medal in cookbooks.
• A paleo recipe collection (2013), the press's first cookbook.

Young readers and young adult

• A four-book young adult fantasy series set on the Great Lakes (2012 to 2022), beginning with a Foreword INDIES juvenile fiction finalist and drawing on Ojibwe and settler legends of the lakes.
• A three-book folklore series built around the Nain Rouge and other Detroit legends (2019 to 2022), presented as excerpts from a mysterious guidebook. Gold medal winner in its category.
• A middle-grade novel about a girl growing up with an alcoholic parent (2012), the press's first title and a Foreword INDIES winner.

Fiction and memoir

• A dystopian science fiction novel (2014), Foreword INDIES finalist.
• A novel of suspense (2013) and a dark comic novel about brain surgery (2013).
• A memoir of an Argentine family told through its recipes (2021).

Where to buy

Through the publisher's bookselling site, through Independent Publishers Group (the press's distributor), or at any bookshop by title. If you are looking for our newer work, the guides, start at the gaming guides hub or the journal.