

Lion, Sonya Walger
A short and powerful memoir. A bit over 100 pages, Walger’s Lion is an exploration of memory, legacy, and the deep imprint a parent leaves on a child’s life. The title itself is a powerful metaphor for the author’s father, whose larger-than-life presence and absence both loom large throughout the narrative. Walger’s prose is lyrical and introspective, weaving together fragments of memory, family lore, and personal reflection. The book challenges the reader to consider how we


Waiting on the Moon, Peter Wolf
Peter’s memoir weaves together reflections on creativity, chance, and the passage of time. At its core, the book champions the idea of being present and open to life’s unpredictable encounters…what Wolf describes as “hanging out and staying to see who shows up.” Through a series of vignettes, he positions himself not as the central hero but as a witness to the lives and struggles of artists, musicians, and friends. The narrative is as much about the people he meets such as Bo



