Published Reviews

Prick of the Spindle: an online literary journal reviews A Fling with the Ground by Stacia M Fleegal "[Fleegal's] poems exist on the cusp of discovery, 'a secret about to be told'...The voice in these poems is also a warning, a young woman cautioning herself in... Read More »	E!Online reviews Yes, Yes, Cherries by Mary Otis Mark Haskell Smith: My favorite novel this year is The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz, 'cause it rocks cover to cover. Most underappreciated,... Read More »
Esquire.com reviews Yes, Yes, Cherries by Mary Otis "Yes, Yes, Cherries offers an intriguing batch of imperfect characters and unstable conditions. Otis has a sharp eye for people’s habits. She knows how to draw... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Yes, Yes, Cherries by Mary Otis "Shame, spurned love and seething desire run through the sometimes-connected stories in Otis's adroit debut collection." Read More »
LA Times reviews Yes, Yes, Cherries by Mary Otis "These are invisible people in pockets of the city that go underchronicled... What ties them all together is Otis' strong voice, which is jittery and electric,... Read More »	http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1439203512/ref=cm_pdp_arms_dp_img_1 reviews Angels In Mourning by David Wind ***** (5 stars) Highly intelligent detective story A complex and highly intelligent detective story, David Wind's latest novel demands your attention and pays off... Read More »
www.bookideas.com reviews Angels In Mourning by David Wind Angels in Mourning by David Wind Rating: **** Reviewed by: Kelly Davis I'd never had the pleasure of reading any of David Wind's 33 previous novels, but when I... Read More »	ALAN Online reviews The Dust of 100 Dogs by A.S. King "Ms. King has the reader hooked from the beginning and continues to pull one in as each chapter reveals more information about Emer’s life before and after she... Read More »
Historical Novels Review Online (November 2008 - February 2009 quarter) reviews MY MOTHER BIDS ME by Rosy Cole My Mother Bids Me - Rosy Cole, New Eve Publishing, 2007 (New edition of novel formerly published in 1984) $13.72, pb, 192pp, 9781847991287 Roisin Harcup... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Judas Kiss by JT Ellison Starred Review!!!! Judas Kiss J.T. Ellison. Mira, $6.99 (416p) ISBN 978-0-7783-2629-8 Carefully orchestrated plot twists and engrossing characters combine in... Read More »

Dallas Morning News reviews What Happened To My Sister by Elizabeth Flock "I honestly thought Me & Emma was about as perfect a book as I could ever want to read, with absolutely no need for a follow-up. But now that I’ve read What... Read More »	Letter reviews THE HEALING POWER OF GRIEF: The Journey Through Loss to Life and Laughter by Gloria Lintermans "As the CEO of a mortuary and memorial park many grief recovery books cross my desk each year. All too often these books contain essential information but the... Read More »
Romance Reviews Today reviews When Danger Calls by Terry Odell WHEN DANGER CALLS is more than romantic suspense; it's also a love story at its best. It’s exactly the kind of book that should put Terry Odell on the map, an... Read More »	The Times Literary Supplement reviews Portrait of Jacques Derrida as a Young Jewish Saint, by Helene Cixous (translation) by beverley bie brahic From The Times Literary Supplement December 24, 2004 Being Derrida Josh Cohen PORTRAIT OF JACQUES DERRIDA AS A YOUNG JEWISH SAINT. Helene Cixous. Translated from... Read More »
http://www.Suite101.com reviews Little Hut of Leaping Fishes by Chiew-Siah Tei Set in the final years of Imperial China, Chiew-Siah Tei explores the lives of two brothers as they carry their family legacy into a new era in Chinese history. Read More »	Amazon.com reviews Chronicles of Air and Dreams by Rosa Martha Villarreal CHRONICLE OF AIR AND DREAMS is at once a ghost story and a tale of vengeance. It weaves past and present in the story of Maria Elena, an archeologist, and her... Read More »
http://60goingon16.typepad.com/my_weblog/2008/10/in-extremis.html reviews War on the Margins by Libby Cone Knowing, from author friends, of the trials and tribulations of actually seeing a book through to publication, I can only applaud Libby Cone, who did this all by... Read More »	The Christian Science Monitor reviews The Calligrapher’s Daughter by Eugenia Kim “Kim builds a patient spell, carefully orienting American readers who probably know little of this chapter of history. And with Najin having to face the Great... Read More »
Pedestal Magazine reviews Landscapes of Longing by Bruce Lader Lader segues from the personal and social into the political with “Agrigento, Sicily (July 17, 1941).” The loss and grief of individuals in the bombed city could... Read More »	Atlanta Journal-Constitution reviews The Shadows of Youth: The Remarkable Journey of the Civil Rights Generation by Andrew B. Lewis In "The Shadows of Youth: The Remarkable Journey of the Civil Rights Generation," Andrew B. Lewis puts forward a collective portrait of this remarkable set of... Read More »