Published Reviews

Visions & Affiliations, A California Literary Timeline I reviews The Collected Poems, 1957-2004 (2nd printing, 2006) by Robert Sward * excerpt from Jack Foley's "Visions & Affiliations, A California Literary Timeline" re: Uncle Dog: The Poet at 9 • 1962 - Robert Sward’s Uncle Dog is... Read More »	http://www.awornpath.blogspot.com/2010/12/island-girl-intertwines-family-drama.html reviews Island Girl by Lynda Simmons Lynda Simmons' latest novel Island Girl takes readers on a trip to Canada and the Toronto Islands, a small clustering of islands just off shore in Lake Ontario. In... Read More »
Library Journal reviews Among the Departed by Vicki Delany Starred Review. The successful search for a missing boy in the woods near the British Columbian town of Trafalgar also uncovers a human bone that may belong to a... Read More »	Birdbrained Book BLog reviews The Wand Bearer Trilogy #1: Juggler in the Wind (with Pat Perrin) by Wim Coleman People have compared this book to the Percy Jackson series. That’s like saying Sabrina the Teenage Witch is comparable to Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The difference... Read More »
Saffron Tree internet site reviews Anna's World (with Pat Perrin) by Wim Coleman It would seem that simplicity is, in fact, a remarkably difficult thing to achieve. And yet, surrounded as we are by the noise, pollution and violence that we... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews The Jamais Vu Papers (with Pat Perrin) by Wim Coleman In this fresh, experimental novel, a psychotherapist, Hector Glasco, attempts to cure Hilary, a jaded movie queen, of her "perpetual sense of déja vu." … Cleverly... Read More »
Midwest Book Review: Klausner's Bookshelf reviews The Wand Bearer Trilogy #1: Juggler in the Wind (with Pat Perrin) by Wim Coleman This is a terrific young adult thriller that provides a fascinating look at the ancient Greek Gods (mindful of classic Star Trek's Who Mourns for Adonis?). The... Read More »	http://biblioreads.blogspot.com/2011/02/juggler-in-wind-young-adult.html reviews The Wand Bearer Trilogy #1: Juggler in the Wind (with Pat Perrin) by Wim Coleman WOW. I intended to read the first chapter before bed and then a little each day over the weekend, but twelve chapters later I had to tear myself away so I could... Read More »
http://biblioreads.blogspot.com/2011/02/juggler-in-wind-young-adult.html reviews The Wand Bearer Trilogy #1: Juggler in the Wind (with Wim Coleman) by Pat Perrin WOW. I intended to read the first chapter before bed and then a little each day over the weekend, but twelve chapters later I had to tear myself away so I could... Read More »	Rose and Thorn Journal reviews The Sword of Medina by Sherry Jones "Above all, Jones narrates Islamic history as a love story. She makes it a story of choices, struggle and reform, rather than subjugation and mindless obedience." Read More »

Rainbow Reviews reviews New Normal by Jeffrey A Ricker A very short short, but exactly long enough to pose a really challenging question — what is it that makes us us. Read More »	BOOKLIST reviews A Bitter Veil by Libby Fischer Hellmann "The revolution is a complicated and multifaceted event, and, in some ways, Hellmann’s story of tragic love oversimplifies it; yet she does take care to ensure... Read More »
Huffington Post reviews Birds of Paradise Lost by Andrew Q Lam Andrew Lam's Birds of Paradise Lost captures the universal immigrant experience -- where versions of paradise are both lost and gained -- through the... Read More »	The Dark Phantom Review; also at BlogCritics reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks Christopher Meeks is the author of the short story collections The Middle-Aged Man and the Sea and the more recent Months and Seasons. He has been a journalist,... Read More »
Green Hills Literary Lantern reviews Forgetting English: Stories by Midge Raymond These eight stories won the 2007 Spokane Prize for Short Fiction, and prevailed, one suspects, in part because of the integrity of each combined with the degree to... Read More »	The Independent reviews Standing At The Crossroads by Charles Davis Standing at the Crossroads by Charles Davis, published by The Permanent Press in Sag Harbor, is a fine piece of writing, and it’s hard to think of a more timely... Read More »
Kirkus reviews Dead Man's Wharf by Pauline Rowson Dead Man's Wharf is a starred review. ‘Rowson turns out an exemplary procedural with the requisite plot twists, double-crosses and all loose ends tied up neatly in... Read More »	Library Journal reviews The Dead Whisper On by TL Hines Hines excels at writing gripping supernatural thrillers with plenty of twists and turns; he'll pull you in from page one. Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Confessions of a Jane Austen Addict by Laurie Viera Rigler "breezy debut novel...a winner" Read More »	Access My Library reviews Marie-Claire 3: Visitors by Kathy Stinson After reading this third book, I can't wait to read the first two! Marie Claire takes her readers on an adventure few will forget. She is a character that readers... Read More »