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Midwest Book Review Mark Glamack talks about "Littluns: And the Book of Darkness" by Mark Glamack Littluns and the Book of Darkness Mark Glamack, Author Mark Glamack, Illustrator EZ Gift Shopping PO Box 285, West Bloomfield, NY 14585 9780615169972 $29.95 www.littluns.net Adventure, courage, and... Read more »	PPS Book Title Promotion Jo-Anne Vandermeulen talks about Conquer All Obstacles by Jo-Anne Vandermeulen Title: Conquer All Obstacles Author: Jo-Anne Vandermeulen ISBN: 978-0-9841680-1-9 Genre: Suspense – Romance Pages: 256 Reviewed By: Brian Knight Official Premium Promotional Services Rating: 5-Star... Read more »
Endorsements by Many Readers Jo-Anne Vandermeulen talks about Premium Promotional Tips for Writers by Jo-Anne Vandermeulen You are doing a great job helping writers learn how to promote their work. That is so essential today.—Maryanne Raphael, Author, Mother Teresa, Called To Love [Links: Functioning Blog/Websites] I was... Read more »	Review by Tim Buck Cheryl L Snell talks about Variations on a Theme with Harmonica by Cheryl L Snell While offline for several weeks, I did quite a bit of reading. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Here's some of my impressions: “Bad Blood” is delightful. An American woman, married to a relocated... Read more »
Sand My Nostrils & Secrets In The Storm Jonathan Winters talks about A Grave in Gaza by Matt Beynon Rees I was carried away, and haven't been so thoroughly engrossed in a novel since reading a random Dean Koontz suspense novel while spending a night in jail, but that was over ten years ago and a... Read more »	Author, Owner, Wine Country Writer, Editor Mary Lynn I. Archibald talks about Saving Fish from Drowning by Amy Tan I was fascinated and appalled by this book, which wove a strange tale about very strange Burma. It was absorbing and so well-written. A cliffhanger. Read more »
A beautiful book Jana McBurney-Lin talks about Rooftops of Tehran by Seraji Mahbod My daughter reads very little outside her college curriculum. So I'm choosy about what I pass onto her. This past summer, I fell in love with Rooftops of Tehran...and so did she. Read more »	The story of a mother trying to save her children in a dangerous, frozen world Terena Scott talks about Ice Song by Kirsten Imani Kasai Ice Song is a completely original fantasy written by a talented new writer, two things which make me excited. Kirsten Imani Kasai has created a beautiful, dangerous, multi-layered, world and a... Read more »
Eloquent Books Review Steven Herrmann talks about William Everson The Shaman's Call by Steven Herrmann Written by Steven B. Herrmann, 2009 We have used the interview format to bring the lyrical rhythms of American poetry to life and have tried our best to stay away from psychological terminology that... Read more »	Jacket blurbs Ned Balbo talks about Lives of the Sleepers by Ned Balbo The dramatic monologues in Ned Balbo's Lives of the Sleepers are superb, the lyrics enthralling, and the meditations haunting. Balbo's taut lines pulse with life--the life of the moment in which they... Read more »

Read This! Mark Mandel talks about Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal by Christopher Moore Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal was my first introduction to Christopher Moore's work, and I loved it. Not only does it add the very much missing ingredient of humor to a... Read more »	The Money Dragon Reviews Pam Chun talks about The Money Dragon by Pam Chun From Publishers Weekly The destructive forces of lust, greed and consuming pride influence the rise and fall of a Chinese family living in Hawaii in this carefully researched and atmospherically... Read more »
Excellent Year One Story Randy Wong talks about Huntress: Year One by Ivory Madison Year One stories have one goal - to explain the intellectual and psychological/emotional underpinnings of what defines a character. Madison takes the origin template that Rucka created in "Cry For... Read more »	Reviewed by Robert Yehling Charles Redner talks about Hummingbird Review Vol III No 1 by Charles Redner One thing we can count on with The Hummingbird Review: Every issue will be different, and delicious in its own way. Publisher Charles Redner has always been big on combining four different types of... Read more »
Mysterious "Boneyard" was the Best! Phoebe Jordan talks about Boneyard by Michelle Gagnon I absolutely loved her new novel Boneyard because it is as good and even a bit better than her first book The Tunnels. I thought that in the first book Kelly Jones is a cool and controlled FBI agent... Read more »	A great read Lana Nieves talks about Changing Shoes: Staying in the Game with Style, Humor, and Grace by Tina Sloan I really enjoyed Tina Sloan's book - it's full of humor, practical wisdom, great stories and some juicy tidbits that any fan of Ms. Sloan's work in television and on the big screen will appreciate.... Read more »
Caroline Hagood- Poet- Author of "Dispatches From Inner Space", and founder of WWW.CultureSandwich.Com Jack Varnell talks about A Part Of All Sums by Jack Varnell Jack Varnell's poetry is packed full of philosophical questions, beautifully sculpted memories, and heartbreakingly honest expressions of emotion. His words are startling and intimate; to put it in... Read more »	Samsara is... Cheryl L Snell talks about Samsara by Cheryl L Snell a fascinating excursion into a fusion of cultures -- definitely a fun ride! Cheryl's work is original and fresh. Big recommendation from me! --Rachel Dacus, Alsop Review Read more »
Two or Three Things I Know for Sure, and one is that this book is phenomenal Jenna Moquin talks about Two or Three Things I Know for Sure by Dorothy Allison I read "Two or Three Things I Know for Sure" years ago, and recently re-read it and recommended it to a friend of mine. It's a memoir, something I don't usually read, but I'd recommend it to anyone.... Read more »	Review by Justin Hoffman "Maestro" is a Divine Leader by Unlocking Your Destiny" Rachel Madorsky talks about Maestro: Unveiling Karma and Reincarnation by Rachel Madorsky Maestro by Rachel Madorsky shows the reader many ways to change their destiny. The engaging tales captivate and enlighten. Several people come to Rachel for help, and find it. She opens a door to... Read more »