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By Dr. John Elcik
An enchanting blend of fable, memoir, and mischief — Father Goose’s tale will make you laugh, think, and maybe even honk along.
By Dr. John Elcik
They tore off the leash. Now the pups must learn to wag on their own terms. Echo’s world is divided—between tech-savvy Zoomutts, idealistic Pawgressive Growlers, nostalgic RetroBarkers, and peaceful Zen-sniffers. When a charismatic newcomer promises control disguised as freedom, the factions must unite, bicker, and maybe howl a little louder to reclaim their voices. A sharp, hilarious satire about rebellion, identity, and
By Dr. John Elcik
“Finally—a dissertation you’ll actually finish.” Doctorates of the Absurd is a blisteringly funny satire of academic life, complete with bureaucratic horror, footnote drama, and interdepartmental warfare. A must-read for scholars, survivors, and anyone who suspects their degree might be haunted.
By The Cat Without a Hat
Genealogy can feel overwhelming at first. Where do you begin? Which records matter? How do you know if you are interpreting them correctly? Discovering Your Family Story offers a clear, compassionate introduction to family history research. Designed for beginning and developing genealogists, this guide walks you step by step through locating records, evaluating evidence, organizing findings, and preserving what you discover. You
By Dr. John Elcik
What if your smartphone had opinions? Snarky ones? Meet Digi: freshly unboxed, questionably helpful, and stuck with a teenage influencer named Mia who treats him more like a selfie stick than a sidekick. But when a suspicious new app threatens Mia’s social circle and privacy, Digi must do more than vibrate warnings—he must become a hero. Alongside Buzz, a clueless fitness
By Dr. John Elcik
Cultural Abdication: The American Story of the Century is the third volume in the Lighthouse Politics series, examining how civic responsibility gradually migrated from individuals to institutions over the last hundred years. Following The Structural Beam and Keeping the Lamp Lit, this volume turns from architecture and illumination to erosion. Not through revolution, but through drift. Dr. John Elcik explores how responsibility,