Memoir

Fun fact: More Microcosm authors live in New Orleans, Louisiana than in any other single city. They know, and if you've…

Five years into his marriage, David Finch was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome. After being diagnosed, David tried to…

An exceptional scholar, lawyer, athlete, stage and screen actor, linguist, singer, civil rights and political activist,…

Riveting biographies of women from the 1700s til today who overcame all odds to prevail and make history. Some are…

Worn out by the misdeeds spinning around the 24 hour news cycle? Turn off the computer, pick up a book, and read up on…

Sometimes you want to know everything that's going on around you, your brain whirring like a machine, soaking it all in.…

How can we achieve peace of mind in a culture of consumerism that glorifies workaholism and cultivates an obsessive…

What's better than a Katie Haegele book? We've now published three of her poignant, lyrical, down-to-earth works about,…

Books are getting bigger and bigger in a sort of publishing arms race lately. Not ours! We tend to make smaller books…

A memoir of Don Cox's years in the Black Panther party. Cox joined a year after its founding and rose through the ranks…

There's a lot of writing about autism out there... and not nearly enough of it is written by and for autistic adults…

Jackson Bird, a YouTuber, writer, and LGBTQ+ advocate, came out as transgender to the world at twenty-five. From growing…

Beloved science fiction author Ray Bradbury, whose classic novel Fahrenheit 451 was preceded by hundreds of…

In this collection of essays, author Damon Young chronicles all the ways that America is set on making his life that…

We've got queer zines for you—in this selection from our catalog, you'll learn some skills and facts, read exciting…

Black writers from all disciplines tell one of history’s great epics: the journey of African Americans from 1619 to…

This is collection of accounts of interactions with the world of brown bears woven together. It is all threaded together…

This superpack shows the evolution of the illustrator and author Keith Rosson—from his zine Avow and zine…

The development of DNA technology and the ability to use something as simple as a strand of hair to trace your genetic…

In this deep dive into the history of the Columbia River and the human forces that have shaped it, journalist Blaine…

In the 1980s, Elton John saw countless friends and loved ones perish needlessly from AIDS. After befriending and then…

In this grimly humorous recounting of author Jerry Stahl's experience on a guided bus tour of the Holocaust, one of…

Memoir of an neurodiverse educator, Chris Martin shares his experiences, namely teaching poetry to help autistic…

From drag shows to dildo races, dyke bars are sacred spaces for community and freedom to just exist- so what's happened…

Author Melissa Harrison lived in London for two decades, safely insulated away from the natural world. It wasn't until…

These are the books that made Elly, MCP's VP, fall in love with Microcosm. Before I started working here officially in…

A comic that relates to depression, suicidal ideation, and emotional heaviness, follows Tava and her housemate, mid…

Part memoir, part participatory journalism, Mark Haskell Smith bares all in this book - just like he bared all in the…

In 2016, Anne Elizabeth Moore was offered the opportunity to live in a house in 'Banglatown,' a primarily Bangladeshi…