Published Reviews

National Public Radio, All Things Considered reviews Fiddler's Dream by Gregory Spatz When a gifted writer finds the language to combine a love of music and a knowledge of music, something just clicks. -- Alan Cheuse, NPR Read More »	Publishers Weekly-- Religion Bookline reviews The Book of Calamities: Five Questions About Suffering and Its Meaning by Peter Trachtenberg "This book is 'a layman's response' to unimaginable anguish, a collection of powerful stories rather than a philosophical treatise. Writing movingly about victims... Read More »
New Delhi Organiser reviews How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free: Retirement Wisdom That You Won't Get from Your Financial Advisor by Ernie J. Zelinski Photo of Author Ernie Zelinski and Jack Canfield A Place to Retire Sooner or later the retirement day would have come and gone. If you are in a corporate house... Read More »	SFX magazine reviews The Burning Man by Mark Chadbourn As usual, Chadbourn takes it even deeper. He challenges accepted points of view, comments on religion and politics, and questions perceptions, all while cracking... Read More »
C & G Newspapers reviews Voices of the Lost and Found by Dorene O'Brien One of the things Dorene O’Brien liked about being a reporter was meeting different people and listening to their stories. The former journalist puts her ear to... Read More »	The 99th Monkey Style Weekly, Richmond, Va. reviews The 99th Monkey by Eliezer Sobel Eliezer Sobel and his wife, Shari, live in an unassuming neighborhood in the Fan. Their lawn is well-groomed, the paint isn’t peeling and you can’t smell the... Read More »
The 99th Monkey Publisher's Weekly reviews The 99th Monkey by Eliezer Sobel The 99th Monkey: A Spiritual Journalist's Misadventures with Gurus, Messiahs, Sex, Psychedelics, and Other Consciousness-Raising Experiments Eliezer Sobel. Santa... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Madapple by Christina Meldrum In Bethan, ME, 1987, Maren is pregnant; she claims that she is still a virgin. The story of her daughter, Aslaug, follows. She is raised by her severe mother in... Read More »
http://www.reviewermagazine.com/ reviews Portraits in the Dark: A Collection of Short Stories by Nancy O. Greene I started reading the stories in PORTRAITS IN THE DARK in a random fashion, picking out a story here, a story there, to get a general feel of what she’s all about... Read More »	http://www.bookgasm.com reviews Portraits in the Dark: A Collection of Short Stories by Nancy O. Greene Perhaps Nancy O. Greene’s PORTRAITS IN THE DARK is about what you don’t see in the darkness. Her short vignettes try to shine some light on what we’re quick to... Read More »

The Boston Globe reviews Killer by Dave Zeltserman Dave Zeltserman is at it again writing about ex-con antiheroes with the kind of panache that would make Jim Thompson, king of the psycho killer novels, proud. In... Read More »	Buzz Words Books - Australia reviews The Magic Word by Sherrill S Cannon Almost every child must have been told at one point to use 'the magic word'. In Sherrill S. Canon's The Magic Word Elisabeth Keys has never said thank you, excuse... Read More »
The Daily Beast reviews Lola,California by Edie Meidav ‘Lola, California’ By Edie Meidav. 448 pages. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. $28. Edie Meidav's Lola, California is titled after the name two girls, Lana and Rose,... Read More »	Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries reviews The Rise and Fall of Managed Care: A Comprehensive History of a Mass Medical Movement by Richard Dean Smith Book Review Rise and Fall of Managed Care; a comprehensive history of a mass medical movement. Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries. September 2001, Vol... Read More »
MY OVERSTUFFED BOOKSHELF reviews Hoodoo Money by Sharon Cupp Pennington First of all, look at that cover . . . talk about making a book look suspenseful and paranormal. WOW! Hoodoo Money had me turning the pages with enthusiasm and... Read More »	East Hampton Star reviews Scrambled Eggs, Deadly Bones by Robert Boris Riskin Corpses and Coq au VinBy Michael Z. Jody(03/24/2009) “Deadly Bones,” the new thriller by Boris Riskin and the second Jake Wanderman novel, is barely four pages... Read More »
The Buffalo News reviews Bonnie and Clyde: The Lives Behind the Legend by Paul Schneider “Bonnie and Clyde: The Lives Behind the Legend” by Paul Schneider is the best thing I’ve read this year — it puts truer faces on the duo than Warren Beatty and... Read More »	Small Press Reviews reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks I first became aware of the writing of Christopher Meeks when I read his wonderful short story collection Months and Seasons. Now Meeks has come out with a... Read More »
Kirkus Book Reviews reviews Schuyler's Monster: A Father's Journey with His Wordless Daughter by Robert C. Rummel-Hudson The author’s evolving maturity is part of the story of his little girl’s struggle to cope with a brain deformity found in only 100 or so patients worldwide. After... Read More »	BellaOnline reviews Mirror Blue by Thomma Lyn Grindstaff Read More »