Published Reviews

Esquire Magazine reviews Mornings with Mailer by Dwayne Raymond "It is perhaps surprising that a man and a writer as famously combative as Norman Mailer would inspire such a generous, loving and even tender portrait; but the... Read More »	NECN reviews Mornings with Mailer by Dwayne Raymond Five minute televised interview with Raymond on his book, Mornings with Mailer Read More »
Story Circle Book Reviews reviews CHANGE YOUR MINDSET NOT YOUR MAN, Learn to Love What's Right Instead of Trying to Fix What's Wrong by Sally B. Watkins "I hope that you are able to look again at your good-enough man and realize that it isn't necessary or even desirable that he be a prince or that you find a... Read More »	The Bees' Knees reviews What Feeds Us by Diane Lockward ND: Your book What Feeds Us made me incredibly hungry for lush and savory food. Is there a dish or a recipe you would suggest that would ease my cravings after... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Picture the Dead by Adele Griffin In this smartly restrained ghost story, orphan Jennie has already lost her twin brother to the Civil War, but when her brooding cousin, Quinn, returns wounded to... Read More »	Red Room reviews Fear of Moving Water by Alex Grant As someone from a family with a long naval history, who has relatives lost or buried at sea, I tend to hold my breath when a camera pans below the tideline. So the... Read More »
Publisher's Weekly reviews Picture the Dead by Lisa Brown (starred review) Picture the Dead Adele Griffin, illus. by Lisa Brown, Sourcebooks Fire, $14.99 (272p) ISBN 978-1-4022-3712-6 In this smartly restrained ghost... Read More »	http://wildgoosepoetryreview.wordpress.com/2010/05/14/review-of-alex-grants-fear-of-moving-water/ reviews Fear of Moving Water by Alex Grant Review of Fear of Moving Water by Alex Grant Wind Publications, 2009, 64 pages ISBN: 9781936138029 Those, like myself, who have been fans of Alex Grant’s poetry... Read More »
Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene blog reviews The Lines Are Not My Friends by Stacia M Fleegal "Ms. Fleegal has takes on people and life that one does not always see...For those who enjoy poetry with wry humor, different takes and serious thoughts, this is a... Read More »	Karen J. Weyant reviews Girl on a Bridge by Suzanne Frischkorn The women found in Suzanne Frischkorn’s Girl on a Bridge, are strong, smart, sexy, and…just a little lost. This was my initial reaction when I read Frischkorn’s... Read More »

ForeWord Magazine reviews Walk On, Bright Boy by Charles Davis The Spanish Inquisition, which instituted mass conversions of Jews to Catholicism and the expulsion of the Moors, was only reluctantly endorsed by the Roman... Read More »	Genre Go Round reviews The Disappearance of Irene Dos Santos by Margaret Mascarenhas This is a fascinating but extremely difficult tale to read as the narration switches nine times making the novel feel more like a series of short vignettes... Read More »
Kirkus, Booklist, Author Reviews reviews COVER THE BUTTER by Carrie Kabak A brilliant debut novel with a depth and warmth reminiscent of Maeve Binchy. -- Trisha Ashley, author of Singled Out and Every Woman for Herself It is poignant,... Read More »	Broken Colors Internet reviews Broken Colors by Michele Zackheim Library Journal calls Broken Colors "comic and wise," and Booklist says it's absolutely haunting. Vanessa Redgrave (!!!!) loved it. I say it's a strong,... Read More »
The Daily American reviews The Last Queen by Christopher W Gortner This is a good historical novel, very well-written. Gortner brings to life an extraordinary queen in a dangerous era. Read More »	Amazon reviews Forged By Lightning: A Novel of Hannibal and Scipio by Angela C Render This novel is truly a pleasure to read, I read it cover to cover in an afternoon,I was never a true history fan, but gave it a chance. I must say, it read so much... Read More »
Deccan Herald reviews A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan by Farzana Versey The book tries to give as complete a slice of Pakistani society as possible, without any obfuscation no matter how disconcerting the narrative and introduces an... Read More »	San Antonio Express-News reviews Incognito: Journey of a Secret Jew by Maria Espinosa “. . . A richly textured story in which Alfonso and his family struggle to retain their values and traditions in the face of relentless and bloody persecution... Read More »
RebeccasReads reviews I Thought So - A Book of Epigrams by Michael Lipsey “If you enjoy seeing things from a different angle, then this is the book for you.” As soon as I reached this line on the back cover of “I Thought So: A Book of... Read More »	National Public Radio reviews Into Thick Air: Biking to the Bellybutton of Six Continents by Jim Malusa I don't, personally, actually know any botanists, but I have to admit that I've never thought of it as an especially adventurous profession, so I certainly wouldn'... Read More »