Published Reviews

suite1010.com reviews A Journey into Ireland's Literary Revival by Robert Todd Felton R. Todd Felton’s A Journey into Ireland’s Literary Revival is a fascinating and well-written account of the rebirth in Irish literary between the 1890s and the... Read More »	Gadling.com reviews A Journey into Ireland's Literary Revival by Robert Todd Felton I've already mentioned how much I love the Roaring Forties ArtPlace series, but I won't apologize for saying it again. The latest creative guide in this fantastic... Read More »
Celtic Connection reviews A Journey into Ireland's Literary Revival by Robert Todd Felton Once in a great while events, trends and people propel periods of remarkable enlightenment, firming up hope in our better natures. The Irish Literary Revival, one... Read More »	www.corpse.org reviews Letters to Early Street by Albert Flynn DeSilver "This is one of our poets and we stand behind him (or to his side) in any fight, physical or literary, he might be involved in. Except maybe the situation he... Read More »
JustOneMoreBook.com reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried Full page, personality-packed portraits, deceptively adorable sketched studies and frank, enthusiastic poems reveal the charm and distinct characters of sixteen... Read More »	iVillage.com reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried Amazingly, the free-verse poetry here gives a very real, yet subtle and sensitive, introduction to each of 16 breeds of dogs, from the Westie to the mutt. In... Read More »
Meridian Magazine reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried Do you like dogs? Do you know much about these canine animals? Good Dog, by Maya Gottfried, will not only enlighten you to the behavior of 16 very different... Read More »	The Jewish Daily Forward reviews Half / Life: Jew-ish Tales from Interfaith Homes by Maya Gottfried Maya Gottfried, one essayist who wasn’t uncomfortable choosing, writes, “I very badly wanted to have a religious identity.” Attempting an investigation of her... Read More »
PoetryforChildren.blogspot.com reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried I am showcasing doggie poetry today. Here’s one poem that reflects my own tendency to provide voiceovers for my dog’s behavior and actions: Read More »	CurledUpKids.com reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried Author Maya Gottfried introduces children to various breeds of dogs with delightful poems and adorable watercolor and black-and-white line paintings by Robert... Read More »

Fiddler Crab Review reviews The Loneliness of Dogs by Tim Mayo Overall, Mayo’s judgments are consistently good in a free verse finding shape in sound, rhetoric and proposition. Most admirable is his vital balance between the... Read More »	Booklist reviews The Calligrapher’s Daughter by Eugenia Kim Kim opens a window into a vanished world in this sensitively rendered homage to her mother's life. As Najin comes of age in early-twentieth century Korea, her... Read More »
The Boston Globe reviews THE MURDERER'S DAUGHTERS by Randy Susan Meyers For all the years that Randy Susan Meyers counseled male batterers, there was one question that stuck with her. “What about the children?’’ she wondered. “They... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Saving CeeCee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman *Hoffman, Beth. Saving CeeCee Honeycutt. Pamela Dorman Bks: Viking. Jan. 2010. c.320p. ISBN 978-0-670-02139-0. $25.95. F VERDICT: "Exemplifying Southern... Read More »
Author Toolbox reviews SWITCH — Canada by Grant McKenzie It takes a damn good book to hook me from the start, but Switch gripped me and didn’t let me go. What an adrenaline rush! I read it while walking from room to room... Read More »	La Libre, Belgium reviews The Year of Fog by Michelle Richmond "With sensitivity, Michelle Richmond examines the fragility of our own stories and the role of memory." Read More »
My Ongoing Struggle with Misanthropy reviews Sandrine's Letter to Tomorrow by Dedra Johnson The book was Dedra Johnson’s Sandrine’s Letter to Tomorrow. It is not a book that I would normally pick up. I usually go for the over-testosterone stories of... Read More »	Dan's Journal reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks "[This is] an exceptional novel. The main character, Edward and I have so much in common (born around the same time, had a step-mother, was taunted in school, and... Read More »
Mentajack.com reviews Ice Song by Kirsten Imani Kasai "For a first novel, I’m impressed with Ice Song. A rich world has been created. In the end, I was quite impressed by how it grew in my mind in the wake of Sorykah’... Read More »	www.outriggerhawaii.com reviews The Possibility of Everything by Hope Edelman You know the axiom that goes, “It’s not what you know but who?” Some would say that’s true about life on Kaua’i. I’ll never forget one Saturday afternoon a few... Read More »