Member Reviews

A correct observation Luqman Qadi talks about "Purging Racism From Christianity", subtitled, (Freedom and Purpose Through Identity) by Jefferson D. Edwards, Jr. As one of the minorities (A Blackman) in this country, I, and like all others, have or shall I say had been plunged into a culture that has and will always be in conflict with racism in the church.... Read more »	Sincere Voices and Challenging Arguments David Gross talks about We Won’t Pay!: A Tax Resistance Reader by David Gross “Both daunting and encouraging and well worth the considerable reading time… captures in one indexed volume many individual acts and campaigns of conscientious objection to war and of revenue refusal... Read more »
Fresh, raw, haunting Raul Ramos y Sanchez talks about Hick by Andrea Portes In a voice that is fresh, raw, and haunting, Portes takes us into the taboo world of pubescent female sexuality through Luli McMullen, a thirteen-year-old vixen wannabe who unflinchingly relates the... Read more »	From: Booklist Online Eliabeth Scott talks about Natalie Scott: A Magnificent Life by John Scott History professor Scott presents a comprehensive biography of his extraordinary aunt, Natalie Scott, a writer, nurse, and philanthropist. Born in 1890 to a practical father and an idealistic mother,... Read more »
From: Booklist Online John Scott talks about Natalie Scott: A Magnificent Life by John Scott History professor Scott presents a comprehensive biography of his extraordinary aunt, Natalie Scott, a writer, nurse, and philanthropist. Born in 1890 to a practical father and an idealistic... Read more »	They always think they'll get away with it...... Scott Mittelsteadt talks about Love, Lies, and Murder by Gary C. King I've read a couple of King's books and I think I like this one the best. Its obvious (at least to a lay person like myself) that King put a lot of research into this story. Between the descriptions... Read more »
Oh, Nevada....that crazy state!! Scott Mittelsteadt talks about An Almost Perfect Murder by Gary C. King You will like this book if you enjoy the medical mystery-thriller! I was living in Las Vegas at the time the murder of Kathy Augustine came to light. She had a reputation of being someone hard to... Read more »	One Real Great Work Jorge Richard Guerrero talks about One Real McCoy by Anne Harper The excerpts that I read here truly moved me to go and grab a copy. Read more »
An "Affair" to Remember with DOMESTIC AFFAIRS by Eileen Goudge Karen Haney talks about DOMESTIC AFFAIRS by Eileen Goudge For Eileen Goudge to write a novel better than Woman in Red is something I never saw coming until I opened to the first page of this remarkable book. Nevertheless, in Domestic Affairs, Goudge has... Read more »	Cool Jew is fun and informative Frances L Dinkelspiel talks about Cool Jew: The Ultimate Guide for Every Member of The Tribe by Lisa Alcalay Klug Lisa Alcalay Klug has written a hilarious, informative book that gives all the tips anyone needs to be Jewish, or to love Jews. Cool Jew is chock full of information about Jewish culture and... Read more »

"A Gripping Meditation on acadenia and blue-collar culture." Larry R. Smith talks about Landscape with Fragmented Figures by Jeff Vande Zande Here's a review posted on Amazon.com 'Landscape with Fragmented Figures,' Jeff Vande Zande's second novel, is a gripping meditation on academia and blue-collar culture. Vande Zande possesses a keen... Read more »	Letters with Taloned Claws, review by M. Willitts, Hot Metal Press Eileen Malone talks about Letters with Taloned Claws by Eileen Malone Letters with Taloned Claws Poems by Eileen Malone Poet’s Corner Press, 2005 ISBN 0-9755972-9-9, 28 page, $12.00 Reviewed by M. Willitts, Hot Metal Press You are probably wondering why I am writing a... Read more »
Fresh, raw, haunting Raul Ramos y Sanchez talks about Hick by Andrea Portes In a voice that is fresh, raw, and haunting, Portes takes us into the taboo world of pubescent female sexuality through Luli McMullen, a thirteen-year-old vixen wannabe who unflinchingly relates the... Read more »	Review of A Single Hurt Color by Andrew Demcak Andrew Demcak talks about A Single Hurt Color by Andrew Demcak Demcak weaves pop culture references into poems like Trinidad and Duhamel. He has a talent for writing lines that will be remembered long after you place A Single Hurt Color on your shelf. It is a... Read more »
Oh, Nevada....that crazy state!! Scott Mittelsteadt talks about An Almost Perfect Murder by Gary C. King You will like this book if you enjoy the medical mystery-thriller! I was living in Las Vegas at the time the murder of Kathy Augustine came to light. She had a reputation of being someone hard to... Read more »	"Littluns: And the Book of Darkness" The "Mom's Choice Awards" Gold for 2009 Mark Glamack talks about "Littluns: And the Book of Darkness" by Mark Glamack Littluns Novel Review What could possibly happen? Every precaution is taken that nothing will happen on an annual outing of renewal. In the very secret Hollow Hills, civic duty calls upon four... Read more »
from The Library Journal 4/15/09 Tess Callahan talks about April & Oliver by Tess Callahan The Library Journal 4/15/09: Callahan spins a dark, gritty tale of love, yearning, and choices while presenting engaging characters and substantial action that packs more than a few punches. Wise... 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 »
Mitchard hits again... Dulcey Lima talks about No Time to Wave Goodbye: A Novel by Jacquelyn Mitchard NO TIME TO WAVE GOODBYE Jacqueline Mitchard’s newest book No Time to Wave Goodbye was just released and I devoured it. It is the riveting sequel to Deep End of the Ocean, Mitchard’s first novel... Read more »	Review from Library Journal Susan Wiggs talks about Lakeshore Christmas (Lakeshore Chronicles #6) by Susan Wiggs As she's both thrilled and terrified to be leading the annual town Christmas pageant, the last thing proper, by-the-book librarian Maureen Davenport needs is former child star/recovering alcoholic... Read more »