Published Reviews

Amazon reviews The Man Clothed in Linen by Robert Earle A compelling look into the life and times of Jesus, February 9, 2012 By David Lloyd (Israel) - See all my reviews This review is from:... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Drunken Angel by Alan Kaufman "Whether the subject is parental abuse, alcoholism, or the travails of the writing life, Kaufman’s (Jew Boy; Matches) memoir violently grabs your attention,... Read More »
Evergreen Review reviews Drunken Angel by Alan Kaufman "In passage after passage, we see the truths of the heart are hard won; and this, the psychic searching that is behind every emotion rendered, accounts for the... Read More »	The Denver Post reviews Sleepwalking in Daylight by Elizabeth Flock “Sleepwalking in Daylight is a finely wrought heartbreaker of a novel. Flock writes in compulsively readable prose…shoot[ing] a quiver of arrows straight to... Read More »
Dallas Morning News reviews Everything Must Go by Elizabeth Flock “In Ms. Flock’s talented hands, [Henry] becomes someone readers will keep rooting for long after it would seem the game is over.” Read More »	PBS NewsHour reviews But Inside I'm Screaming by Elizabeth Flock “From the first page, Elizabeth Flock takes you inside the mind and heart of a young woman of promise, about to be destroyed by her own past. A riveting,... Read More »
Bookreporter.com reviews Me & Emma by Elizabeth Flock “Flock’s deceptively simple prose belies not only a seriousness in subject matter but also clever subtleties in the plot…Suffice it to say, you won’t soon... Read More »	Harper's Bazaar reviews Me & Emma by Elizabeth Flock “Me & Emma…has drawn comparisons to Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird and Alice Sebold’s The Lovely Bones. The story…promises a take-your-breath-away... Read More »
http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/76067 reviews Tantric Zoo: A Bud Warhol Mystery by Rob Loughran Rob Loughran's great sense of humor and place shine through in this fun read. The well named detective Bud Warhol and odd assortment of characters kept me going... Read More »	amazon.com reviews Shadows and Ghosts by Barbara Froman This novel, winner of the First Book Contest sponsored by Fairleigh Dickinson University (and Serving House Books), delves into the "shadows" and "ghosts" of many... Read More »

Greener Pastures reviews All You Bastards Can Go Jump Off a Bridge! by J Marc Schmidt "Do you like the surreal in your comics? Do you like the non-sequitur? Do you like to see someone having fun over and over as they experiment with the comics... Read More »	Chico Enterprise Record/ Buzz Arts Supplement reviews To Grandmother's House: A Visit to Old-Town Beijing by Douglas R Keister Chico writer/photographer's delicious new children's book features old Beijing Time was when Chico's Doug Keister loped around the country photographing... Read More »
The Pedestal Magazine reviews Chains & Mirrors by Alex Grant It’s easy to see why Alex Grant’s chapbook Chains & Mirrors won both the 2006 Randall Jarrell/Harperprints Poetry Contest and the 2007 Oscar Arnold Young... Read More »	Three Dollar Bill Reviews reviews "At the End of the Leash," in Fool for Love: New Gay Fiction by Jeffrey A Ricker Brian walks dogs for a living. Although he once aspired to acting, he came to the conclusion that being a struggling actor wasn’t worth the struggle and now... Read More »
Amazon.com reviews Sister of My Heart by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni made an indelible impression on the literary world with her first novel, The Mistress of Spices, a magical tale of love and herbs.... Read More »	BOOKLIST ONLINE reviews Enchantment: New and Selected Stories by Thaisa Frank The title of this collection hints at its contents—delectable stories with touches of the surreal as well as many plot twists and surprises. From short-short story... Read More »
Booklist reviews Savage Hunger by Terry Spear Savage Hunger. Spear, Terry (Author) Oct 2012. 352 p. Sourcebooks/Casablanca, paperback, $7.99. (9781402266928). Spear has left the werewolves of her past... Read More »	LA Weekly reviews Funny in Farsi by Firoozeh Dumas “…Funny in Farsi, is an enjoyably and believably simplistic reminder of how good — despite bigger and wealthier men’s attempts to muck it up — we have it here….” Read More »
Historical Novels Review reviews The Mandrake Broom by Jess Wells ...Wells’ detailed bibliography confirms her extensive research. Historical events such as the invention of the printing press and contributions of... Read More »	The Oregonian reviews THE CRYING TREE by Naseem Rakha More than a novel detailing the oft-chronicled and frequently patsied nature of forgiveness, this is a colorful and creative biography of hate -- about its... Read More »