§ Narrows Press
Every book we publish is read, in full, by the person whose name is on the imprint. These are the people whose books are on the way. Each one has a page of their own, with the full description and bio, and that page is where the book will be available in every format, with its trailer, the day it is ready.
§ Bearings · February 2027
Finding Freedom through Brain Training in the Age of Cognitive Offloading
Sixteen years of cognitive training, told through the people who did the work: a child with dyslexia, a company president, an eighty-five-year-old after a stroke. And an argument for why building a brain matters in an age that hands more of its thinking to machines every year.
§ Bearings · February 2027
A Psychologist Lowers the Bar on Perfection and the Life You Expected
The griefs nobody sends a card for. A psychologist names the losses that never get a funeral, from the empty room after college move-in to the self you expected to be by now, and gives the reader permission to mourn them and lower the bar.
§ Passages · 2027
A retired Baptist pastor's memoir of the people God spoke through: a mentor in Owensboro, a friend who called late on Saturday nights, congregations in Washington and San Francisco. Title and cover to come.
§ Soundings · Spring 2027
Forty short meditations on the way through gridlock, drawn from Gurdjieff's Law of Three and nineteen years leading engineering at a technology company. One a night, for forty nights.
§ Bearings · Spring 2027
What the Battlefield Teaches Us About Making Decisions When There Are No Good Answers
What the battlefield teaches about deciding when the information is incomplete and the time is gone. Monte Cassino and Gettysburg first, then a night in a Kandahar operations center, then the question for the reader's own command.
§ Passages · Spring 2027
Essays that loosely cohere: a man in his fifties walking back through his life in reverse. Recovery, fatherhood, a father's garden, summers, jazz, the road.
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