Rex Harrison’s A DAMNED SERIOUS BUSINESS: MY LIFE IN COMEDY; from performing on seaside piers to memorable portrayals in My Fair Lady and Dr. Doolittle.

Sinclair Lewis’s MAIN STREET; a young city bride has difficulties accommodating to small-town ways.

Michelle Coles’s BLACK WAS THE INK; a disgruntled adolescent time travels with a descendant to learn more about his history.

William Shatner’s and Joshua Brandon’s BOLDLY GO: REFLECTIONS ON A LIFE OF AWE AND WONDER; in a series of poignant essays, the ninety-one-year-old actor writes about his pursuit of a meaningful life.