Published Reviews

Amazon.com reviews The War on Choice :The Right Wing Attack on Women's Rights and How to Fight Back by Gloria Feldt Women's reproductive rights are under the greatest threat we've faced in the past thirty years," writes Gloria Feldt, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of... Read More »	Book Reviews reviews The War on Choice :The Right Wing Attack on Women's Rights and How to Fight Back by Gloria Feldt In her thought-provoking book, The War on Choice, Gloria Feldt raises an alarm. Her intention is not to present a nuanced discussion regarding the abortion debate... Read More »
Tourist Development Council's mothly newsletter reviews Chasin' the Wind (A MAd Mick Murphy Mystery) by Michael Haskins KEY WEST BY THE BOOK By Carol Shaughnessy Florida Keys News Bureau From a literary standpoint, Key West is best known as the one-time home of Tennessee Williams... Read More »	Los Angeles Times reviews Opa Nobody by Sonya Huber “In every chapter, [Huber] weaves stories of her activist life with richly imagined scenes of her grandfather, reconstructing his life from anecdotes and... Read More »
The Marin Independant Journal reviews The Bright Side: Surviving Your Parents Divorce by Max Sindell When Max Sindell was a kid, adults inundated him with books about how to cope with divorce. He remembers one: "The Dinosaurs Divorce," about Mommy and Daddy... Read More »	The Book Connection reviews The River, By Moonlight by Camille Marchetta THE RIVER, BY MOONLIGHT is a powerful, gripping story. Exquisitely written, filled with diverse, well developed characters, and brimming with rich descriptions,... Read More »
nycBigCityLit_Reviews reviews But a Passage in Wilderness by Margo Berdeshevsky Margo Berdeshevsky achieves an unusual trinity in her first book of poems, But a Passage in Wilderness. The collection is wonderfully experimental, exceptionally... Read More »	Penthouse reviews Dirty Words: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex by Ellen Sussman Ellen Sussman has compiled the outrageous book we all wish we could've snuck into our school bookbags. — Penthouse Read More »
Elle Magazine reviews Dirty Words: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex by Ellen Sussman School's out, but you can still expand your mind and possibly your repertoire by picking up Ellen Sussman's DIRTY WORDS: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex (Bloomsbury... Read More »	Self Magazine reviews Dirty Words: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex by Ellen Sussman "sensual yet sophisticated" Provocative definitions and stories from noted writers can inform and inspire you. Read More »

Rainbow Reviews reviews My Life With Stella Kane by Linda Morganstein Author Linda Morganstein delivers an enticing novel well-couched in Hollywood history with intriguing subplots such as Stella's deaf sister (who along with other... Read More »	womensmemoirs.com reviews The Possibility of Everything by Hope Edelman In this 45 min interview for Women’s Memoir Author Conversations, Hope Edelman provides suggestions, details, insights, and a few of her teaching tools as she... Read More »
OurHenHouse.com reviews Our Farm: By the Animals of Farm Sanctuary by Maya Gottfried Continuing with our childlike theme, we will talk with children’s book author and animal advocate, Maya Gottfried, about her new book, Our Farm, which is a... Read More »	Meagan Brothers, Author of Debbie Harry Sings in French reviews Bone Worship by Elizabeth Eslami "In a voice at once acerbic and lyrical, Elizabeth Eslami deftly navigates the choppy waters of a cross-cultural father-daughter relationship bowing beneath the... Read More »
The Urbanite reviews Daughters of Empire: A Memoir of a Year in Britain and Beyond by Jane Satterfield "A slim collection of essays, Daughters of Empire gains narrative coherence via an accretion of personal details—Satterfield’s pregnancy and her daughter’s birth,... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews To Hell in a Handbasket by Beth Groundwater A family's ski vacation turns deadly when they find out their social connections are a little more connected than they thought. All gift-basket designer Claire... Read More »
Library Journal reviews I Was the Jukebox: Poems by Sandra Beasley Think Anne Sexton and Sylvia Plath as read by Dorothy Parker, and you'll hear the fine-always passionate, sometimes sexual-ironies that make up Beasley's... Read More »	Xtra! reviews "First Touch" (in the anthology I LIKE IT LIKE THAT). by 'Nathan Burgoine Burgoine has another take. "Here in Canada," he says, "I would say the queer male condition is one of change. In my life, I've seen such amazing strides — gay... Read More »
Bibliobabes reviews The Prodigal Hour by Will Entrekin This book has got a really REALLY cool idea driving it; and while I was reading, I found myself thinking, "This would make and EPIC movie!" So I definitely... Read More »	The Telegraph reviews Leaving the World by Douglas Kennedy Whatever else one may think of Douglas Kennedy as a novelist, there is no denying that he is generous to the point of profligacy with his plotting. His latest... Read More »