Published Reviews

Book List reviews MVP: Magellan Voyage Project by Douglas Evans BOOKLIST, Dec. 1, 2004Adam Story longs to see the world, but he never imagines he will get the chance. Then, on his twelfth birthday, a mysterious stranger, Prince... Read More »	New York Times Book Review reviews Classroom at the End of the Hall by Douglas Evans From New York Times Book Review: The custodian at the W.T. Melon Elementary School tells some tall tales about ghosts and mischief in the building ... believe them... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Classroom at the End of the Hall by Douglas Evans Starred review*--Peculiar happenings are the norm in the classroom that serves as the setting for this droll collection. Occasionally reminiscent of Louis Sachar’... Read More »	Pacific Church News reviews Write For Life: Healing Body, Mind and Spirit Through Journal Writing by Sheppard B. Kominars Read More »
Kenyon Fall Alumni Magazine reviews Write For Life: Healing Body, Mind and Spirit Through Journal Writing by Sheppard B. Kominars Years ago, when Sheppard Kominars found himself held hostage to crippling migraines, he turned to the page for escape. At the suggestion of his family doctor, he... Read More »	The San Francisco Chronicle reviews Diary of a Viagra Fiend by Jayson Gallaway So the sensitive or easily offended reader isn't exactly Gallaway's target audience. That's fine, because pretty much everyone else will be crying with laughter... Read More »
The New York Times reviews Diary of a Viagra Fiend by Jayson Gallaway ''Diary of a Viagra Fiend'' melds crude living with crude humor, but it's often wickedly appealing and spiked with nasty belly laughs. Read More »	The New York Times reviews Diary of a Viagra Fiend by Jayson Gallaway Mr. Gallaway has less in common with his metrosexual counterpart than he does with Hunter S. Thompson. With enormous gusto for the altered state, Mr. Gallaway is... Read More »
The Washington Post, (Book World Sunday Section) reviews After by Jane Hirshfield The Washington Post's Book World, August 6, 2006/washingtonpost.com "Enough is not enough when it comes to poetry." So said one of the most accomplished... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Praise from a Future Generation: The Assassination of John F. Kennedy and the First Generation Critics of the Warren Report by John Kelin For more than 40 years, a small band of self-anointed investigators have made a cottage industry out of critiquing the Warren Commission Report on the... Read More »

Dark Before Dawn Fresh Fiction reviews Dark Before Dawn by Stacy Juba A spooky and fast moving plot that keeps you on the edge of your seat until the shocking end…Stacy Juba is a quite a versatile writer and each of her books carry... Read More »	Ace & Hoser reviews Theft of the Master by Ted Davison <...> Edwin Alexander weaves all these stories together in a dramatic mystery where all is not what it seems. The sculpture is the centerpiece linking it all... Read More »
ForeWord Magazine reviews The Dust of 100 Dogs by A.S. King "The author’s depiction of an autonomous, courageous, and intelligent girl coming of age in the midst of chaos (both historic and contemporary) is compelling. The... Read More »	Mystery News reviews Nox Dormienda (A Long Night for Sleeping) by Kelli Stanley Phillip Marlowe and John Rebus have a new cousin ... who speaks Latin. Read More »
The Montreal Gazette reviews Fierce by Hannah Holborn The best stories may be short, but never small; in fact, the ones that move us most deeply embody whole worlds. Such is true of the tough tales in Fierce, the... Read More »	Grande Prairie Ink! reviews Fierce by Hannah Holborn "The stories in “Fierce” contain beautiful writing, offbeat characters, and strange scenarios. Yet there is humanity and honesty in this collection that really... Read More »
The Edmonton Journal reviews Fierce by Hannah Holborn "...as strong a first collection as we have any right to hope (for)" Read More »	Long and Short Romance Reviews reviews Deidre's Secret by Terry Spear Deidre's premonitions are her gift, as well as her secret; because just how uncool is it to have visions? In Deidre's Secret, our heroine's second sight becomes... Read More »
Nights and Weekends reviews Deidre's Secret by Terry Spear Deidre has a secret: she’s psychic. On her sixteenth birthday, the visions become more powerful and deadly. She’s no longer rescuing newspapers from sprinklers or... Read More »	Barnes & Noble Book Clubs reviews Ice Song by Kirsten Imani Kasai "A deeply lyrical and sublimely haunting narrative powers this intriguing fusion of science fiction, fantasy and subtle social commentary ... I am a big fan of... Read More »