Books published by Echo Point Books & Media

Working with words and color poet Joseph Pintauro and artist Corita Kent created this unparalleled inspirational gem. Using poetry and color they celebrate the extraordinary ordinary events in life, providing inspiration and beauty.

Twelve Moons of the Year contains a selection of beloved nature writer Hal Borland's best short natural history essays, originally published as editorials in The New York Times. Organized like an almanac, it follows the changing seasons of the Native American lunar calendar, with each dated entry representing one day of the year.

From the pulpit of the cross, Christ spoke seven times. In The Seven Last Words, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen insightfully examines each of the seven sayings in depth. There are deeply moving messages of Forgiveness, Salvation, Relationship, Suffering, Distress, Triumph, and Reunion. They are words that will change your life.

Fractals, the geometric-mathematical patterns appearing throughout nature, are revealed in the shapes of continents, galaxies, snowflakes, and grains of sand. In this fascinating and seminal volume, renowned pioneering-mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot explains his work on fractal geometry, mathematically translating these complex shapes of nature.

Thunder God's Gold is a compelling, first-person account of Barry Storm's search for the lost gold mines of the American Old West, including the Lost Dutchman mine. Contains rich detail, action, and clues like photographs, maps, and a "sign of treasure" guide, to aid hopeful adventurers. Storm's book inspired the 1949 Western, Lust for Gold.

Take any plain piece of wood to an artfully decorated piece with detailed instructions from an expert lettercarver. This guide covers all the basics of lettercarving, from tools of the trade to design and technique. With step-by-step instructions, this illustrated volume provides nine detailed projects, as well as more advanced methods.