Published Reviews

Journal of Scientific Exploration reviews The Gift: ESP: The Extraordinary Experiences of Ordinary People by Michael L Schmicker Research in parapsychology has tended to follow at least two different avenues of exploration. Many researchers have continued the work of J.B. Rhine by... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews The Marriage of True Minds by Stephen Evans Evans demonstrates his playwright’s mastery of dialogue and tension in his accomplished and whimsical first novel about love and the bizarre behavior it ignites.... Read More »
Genetic Programming and Evolvable Machines reviews Theoretical and Experimental DNA Computation by Martyn Amos "I found Amos' writing style very forthcoming, clear and friendly. It was a pleasure to read the book... Detailed analysis of the complexity and... Read More »	Sunday Times reviews Genesis Machines: The New Science of Biocomputing by Martyn Amos "Amos has witnessed the early years of this nascent science and writes about them with affection and enthusiasm. To make the case that computers might one day... Read More »
Nature reviews Genesis Machines: The New Science of Biocomputing by Martyn Amos "This is an enjoyable book...I recommend it to anyone interested in computation writ large who is not afraid to cross disciplinary boundaries that once seemed... Read More »	Times Literary Supplement reviews Genesis Machines: The New Science of Biocomputing by Martyn Amos "[Amos] provides a readable and engaging description of his and others' adventures in the overlap between two major realms of current technology, computation... Read More »
Mail on Sunday reviews Genesis Machines: The New Science of Biocomputing by Martyn Amos "...An elegant primer on a mind-blowing technology that could change our lives out of all recognition... On the way to describing...this new science, Amos... Read More »	New Statesman reviews Genesis Machines: The New Science of Biocomputing by Martyn Amos "It is hard not to share Amos's excitement as the computational possibilities of the DNA revolution become clear...Amos makes the science accessible, with... Read More »
Times Higher Education reviews Genesis Machines: The New Science of Biocomputing by Martyn Amos "What do encryption, the double helix and sudoku have in common? They are all bound together...in rather surprising ways, as Martyn Amos masterfully shows in... Read More »	The Guardian reviews Genesis Machines: The New Science of Biocomputing by Martyn Amos "Fascinating... Amos describes such experiments beautifully, combining laboratory drama with technical explanations. His lucid and punchy prose conveys a... Read More »

Publisher's Weekly reviews Hystera by Leora Skolkin-Smith "Poetic, strange and evocative. A poignant prose-poem," Read More »	420 Characters The Wall Street Journal reviews 420 Characters by Lou Beach A collection of Facebook "status updates," which are limited to 420 characters, this charming stocking stuffer proves just how much punch miniature stories can... Read More »
Chicago Tribune reviews Boneyard by Michelle Gagnon The story dealing with the two clashing psychopaths is so utterly gripping...it is an addictively readable thriller that will undoubtedly draw comparisons to... Read More »	Foreword Magazine reviews Waiting for the Apocalypse: A Memoir of Faith and Family by Veronica Chater Chater, a widely published essayist, gives us an impressionistic portrait of a family immersed in extreme Catholic traditionalism. Written from the perspec-tive of... Read More »
The Times UK reviews Fat: An Appreciation of a Misunderstood Ingredient with Recipes by Jennifer McLagan I've been salivating over a fascinating and brave new book by the Australian-Canadian chef Jennifer McLagan. It's called, shamelessly, Fat. In it McLagan puts a... Read More »	The Oxford Times reviews Restitution by Eliza Graham HELEN PEACOCKE talks to Eliza Graham, whose latest novel is a love story of two refugees struggling to survive in the chaos of post-war Germany When Eliza Graham’... Read More »
www.romancejunkies.com reviews A Sensible Match by Teryl S Cartwright A SENSIBLE MATCH is a wonderful love story. Abby and Edwin both face many challenges, and must rely on God’s guidance. Upon Edwin’s arrival in her town, she must... Read More »	Ghost Writer Literary Reviews reviews The Vampire...In My Dreams by Terry Spear This story is masterfully told, giving each character (Marissa and Dominic) their own chapters told from their POV (point of view)…a most clever and unique way to... Read More »
Edward T. Luttenberger, National Vietnam War Museum reviews Rock 'N' Roll Soldier: A Memoir by Susan VanHecke An easy and entertaining read as well as a coming of age story about a young man who was able to live his dream in the middle of a war – and survive. Read More »	Reader to Reader reviews Secrets She Left Behind by Diane Chamberlain Diane Chamberlain is superb at creating characters we become involved with, spinning out the story of the havoc caused by a teenager’s mistake and weaving in the... Read More »