Lyons's debut, The Blessing of Dark Water, highlights the exquisite pain and terrible happiness of mental illness by invoking the voice and perspective of American artist, Walter Inglis Anderson, who struggled with bipolar depression and psychotic episodes. These poems grapple with the suffering and secrecy of "invisible" illness, and the aching struggle for a simple human connection within the complexities.

A poignant blueprint for entrepreneurs (and passionate everyday people) who are tired of feeling like they're running the wrong way on life's treadmill. Being an entrepreneur is thrilling and rewarding. It's also exhausting, confusing, and at times, downright terrifying. With the freedom to set your own hours and not have to answer to a boss comes the overwhelming reality that the burden of success lies squarely - and exclusively - on your overworked...