Published Reviews

San Francisco Public Library reviews Morbid Curiosity magazine by Loren Rhoads Subject Curiosities and wonders -- Periodicals. Eccentrics and eccentricities -- Periodicals. Read More »	Xicanti reviews The Dragons of Hazlett by Michelle L. Scott "...a fun, compelling read." Read More »
Red Adept's Kindle Reviews reviews The Middle-Aged Man and the Sea by Christopher Meeks 5 Stars The Middle-Aged Man and the Sea, by Christopher Meeks, is a short story collection with thirteen stories. It is a collection with the central theme of... Read More »	ZDNet UK reviews Tetraktys by Ari Juels A book with top-level political threats, an ages-old conspiracy and a lot of codes cannot escape comparison with The Da Vinci Code. However, Tetraktys reads like a... Read More »
Slashhdot reviews Tetraktys by Ari Juels For those interested in a cryptographic thriller, Tetraktys is an enjoyable read. The book interlaces Greek philosophy, mathematics, and modern crime into a cogent... Read More »	Bookpleasures.com reviews Hearts Upon a Fragile Bough by Vera Jane Cook Author of Hearts Upon a Fragile Bough, Vera Jane Cook, has authored one other quite noteworthy work of fiction. Her Book Dancing Backward in Paradise was recipient... Read More »
Get Lit! reviews WOMEN UP ON BLOCKS by Mary Akers WOMEN UP ON BLOCKS--The title itself conjures a powerful image. Set aside the immediate mental flash of stirrups and invasive annual examination. Look at the cover... Read More »	Ten Fingers Typing reviews Conquering Venus by Collin Kelley You will be grateful for the fact that this is part of a trilogy, but at the same time, you'll find yourself a little foot-stampy and impatient to know what... Read More »
The Tome Traveller reviews A Gift from Brittany: A Memoir of Love and Loss in the French Countryside by Marjorie Price "[A Gift from Brittany"] is a wonderful, loving tribute to a special woman who was the product of a dying way of life. Even during the years she lived at La Salle... Read More »	Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reviews The Calligrapher’s Daughter by Eugenia Kim Kim traces courage in 'Calligrapher' Korean passage Family's story set against Japanese incursion By Geeta Sharma Jensen of the Journal Sentinel Eugenia Kim's... Read More »

Spiral Nature reviews The Art and Practice of Geomancy by John Michael Greer Greer has a way of leading the reader along, through technical aspects, to practical experiences in a very enjoyable flow. Personally this feels like one of the... Read More »	http://www.alamedamagazine.com/media/Alameda-Magazine/March-April-2007/Authors/ reviews Sperm Are from Men, Eggs Are from Women: The Real Reason Men and Women Are Different by Joe Quirk From the Carmel Authors & Ideas Festival: “Joe Quirk is a TV talk show darling for his hilarious non-fiction IT’S NOT YOU, IT’S BIOLOGY: THE SCIENCE OF LOVE,... Read More »
Realtor Magazine reviews Growing Up Levittown: In a Time of Conformity, Controversy and Cultural Crisis by Steve Bergsman Whether it’s McMansions or manufactured homes, chances are you’ve dealt with at least one property that was influenced in some way by William Levitt. What’s that?... Read More »	BookPage reviews HEAD GAMES by Craig McDonald Every now and then you run into a book that has it all: humor, a delightfully dark tone, a world-weary and larger-than-life protagonist and a wildly inventive... Read More »
KIRKUS REVIEWS reviews WHEN THE COWS GOT LOOSE by Carol Weis Similar in premise to Tres Seymour's Hunting the White Cow (1993), but far from that tale's delicate serenity, this wild romp pits young Ida Mae against no fewer... Read More »	strategy + business reviews The G Quotient by Kirk Snyder Mr. Snyder’s evidence seems to show clear correlations between the gay experience and the development of what others have called emotional intelligence, and his... Read More »
Unique Logophilos website reviews Maloney's Law by Anne Brooke Read More »	Record Collector reviews Country Fried Soul: Adventures in Dirty South Hip-Hop by Tamara Palmer Writer Tamara Palmer has been a hip-hop DJ for years and this shines through in her lively and enthusiastic introduction to the scene. Read More »
Library Journal reviews Deniability by George Witte "Smart, timely, and sane, this volume is highly recommended." Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews The Possibility of Everything by Hope Edelman STARRED REVIEW: The Possibility of Everything Hope Edelman. Ballantine, $25 (352p) ISBN 978-0-345-50650-4 Edelman (Motherless Daughters) returns with a charming... Read More »