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"Marginal Man: Life of Emilio Goggio" is a biographical study of Emilio Goggio, an Italian immigrant who made significant contributions to Italian culture and heritage in the United States and Canada. The book explores Goggio's academic achievements, his support of Italian culture and Mussolini's regime, and his efforts to foster understanding between native and foreign elements in the United States. "Human Justice" is a debut book that examines the American judicial system and corporatism from the perspective of a human rights attorney. The author shares their experiences fighting for justice for marginalized populations and highlights the systemic challenges faced by people of color and those who are financially disadvantaged. "Caveman Chronicles" is a memoir that tells the story of Todd Mayo's journey in bringing live roots music to the people through the creation of The Caverns, an underground music venue in Tennessee. Mayo shares his love for music, personal struggles, and the successes and setbacks he encountered along the way. "Settlement House Girl" offers a compelling account of Caroline Arnold's childhood spent in the North East Neighborhood House in Minneapolis during the 1950s. The book provides insight into the role of settlement houses in helping immigrants transition to American life and offers a glimpse into the daily lives of families living in mid-century cities. "Shaking in the Forest" is a memoir by Lori R. Hodges, a paramedic and firefighter, who reflects on her experiences with trauma and death. Hodges shares stories from [Extracted from the article]

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