Published Reviews

Washington Post reviews Facts About the Moon: Poems by Dorianne Laux Poet's Choice By Robert Pinsky  Sunday, May 13, 2007; BW1 Poetry appeals to people who get bored easily. It can accomplish a lot in small spaces: sometimes, in... Read More »	Kirkus Review reviews The Last Days Of Madame Rey by A.W. Hill THE LAST DAYS OF MADAME REY by A.W. Hill: • For more information on the author and the book/series, please check out his web site: www.awhill.net Praise: “A... Read More »
Sacramento Bee reviews A Journey into Michelangelo's Rome by Angela K Nickerson Almost seven years ago, Angela Nickerson, a teacher and art lover, first walked into Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel. Like millions before, she was overwhelmed by... Read More »	Sacramento Bee reviews A Journey into Michelangelo's Rome by Angela K Nickerson So you want to discover Michelangelo? Well, why not go to Italy with someone who wrote a book about him, his life and his art. That's what we did. And what a trip... Read More »
Midwest Review of Books reviews Miss McGhee by Bett Norris Bett Norris has crafted an impressive story that takes place after World War II and at the brink of the civil rights movement. Her prose is clean and clear with... Read More »	JAWS magazine reviews Miss McGhee by Bett Norris -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Title: Miss McGhee Author: Bett Norris Publisher: Bywater Books ISBN:... Read More »
Trekweb.com reviews Star Trek: Titan: Sword of Damocles by Geoffrey Thorne What makes this novel one of the best-written Trek novels in the past couple of years is Thorne's strong use of imagery and emphasis on the characters. For the... Read More »	The Fix Short Fiction Review reviews Eshu & the Anthropic Principle (short story within TRIANGULATION anthology) by Geoffrey Thorne The universe is dying in Geoffrey Thorne’s “Eshu and the Anthropic Principle,” and all that’s left is the god Eshu and a few stubborn bits of matter. Having... Read More »
Sci-Fi Online reviews Or the Tiger (short story within Distant Shores Anthology) by Geoffrey Thorne ...my favourite story was Or The Tiger by Geoffrey Thorne, with lots of scenes involving Torres innate distrust and dislike of the surviving Equinox crew and a new... Read More »	San Francisco Chronicle reviews The Post-War Dream (Hardcover) [2008] by Mitch Cullin Where Deb is transcendent, the other characters are earthy and real. The novel's other survivor is Lon, a vet who spends his old age swilling Corona with Hollis in... Read More »

Clark's Eye on Books reviews Seducing the Spirits by Louise Young Louise Young’s debut novel, Seducing the Spirits, shows promising potential by a new author taking center stage in the literary world. Starting with a slow and... Read More »	Entertainment Weekly reviews The Possibility of Everything by Hope Edelman When this California mom (and author of the 1994 best-seller Motherless Daughters) finds her 3-year-old suddenly in the grip of a very hostile imaginary friend,... Read More »
Farm Lane Books Blog reviews The Ghosts of Eden by Andrew JH Sharp The author, Andrew Sharp is a medical doctor, and ... the doctor’s magic is present throughout this book. It is packed with insightful observations about society,... Read More »	GoErie.com reviews Our Farm: By the Animals of Farm Sanctuary by Maya Gottfried Two new picture books recently caught our attention with their charming art and poetic hearts: "Sweet Dreams Lullaby," written and illustrated by Betsy Snyder; and... Read More »
Kirkus Review reviews THE MURDERER'S DAUGHTERS by Randy Susan Meyers Ten-year-old Lulu and eight-year-old Merry are caught up in adult turmoil when their father murders their mother in July 1971. Over the subsequent three decades,... Read More »	Chicago Sun-Times reviews Becoming Jimi Hendrix by Brad Schreiber "Assiduously reported...particularly entertaining...Roby and Schreiber seem to have tracked down almost everybody who crossed paths with Hendrix..." Read More »
Librarything reviews Zaftan Entrepreneurs by Hank Quense Prepare to fly through a sci-fi world, filled with slimy Zaftans, clever Yuks, a perky Pink Dragon Puppy, and many other colorful characters. Hank Quense's... Read More »	Shroud Magazine reviews Multiplex Fandango by Weston Ochse "Weston Ochse is the real deal: a military veteran and former intelligence officer whose resume is no doubt peppered with events he can't talk about, who travels... Read More »
Winnipeg Free Press reviews An Unrehearsed Desire by Lauren B. Davis “Davis's passion for her characters makes them achingly real… spare, elegant prose… powerful and suspenseful…Davis writes with a stunning clarity and economy of... Read More »	Simply Stacy reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera I highly recommend that you pick it up. Henry Mosquera writes with a driving intensity and continues an exciting pace until a surprisingly poignant ending. Two... Read More »