Mallory McDuff

All the Ways Our Dead Still Speak

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Caleb Wilde's stories of life, love, and death as a funeral director reveal all the ways the dead remain with us and remind us who we are. As I read, I allowed myself to feel closer to my own parents. This book reminded me that I will always carry their love and that their voices will carry me too.”

Souvenirs of the Holy

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“A cast iron skillet in a kitchen, a rock along a stream, a scar on a body: These everyday objects infuse our ordinary lives with divine simplicity, connecting people to places in a sacred world. Through accessible words and meditations, Laurie Brock reminds us to connect with the everyday as a form of contemplation and grounding but also as a pathway to our collective power in a world more overwhelming than calming. After reading Souvenirs of the Holy, I feel less fearful of our uncertain future and more equipped to draw on the energy of the sacred in my household, my community, and beyond.”

The Book of Nature

“The Book of Nature is an invitation to step into the newness of each day: sunrise, garden, forest, waters, nightfall. These pages reflect both awe and heartbreak, a pause when our world feels on fire and the climate crisis calls us to collective lament, communion, and action.”

You First

Arts & Literature

“You First invites us to consider the mystical in our lives, the power of our own spiritual journey on this one Earth. Through poems and essays, Karen Luke Jackson imbues the ordinary cadence of this life—with its losses and loves and legacies—with the divine presence available to us all. This book showed me how to discover the sacred essence I yearn for but sometimes neglect to see.”