Published Reviews

The Boston Globe reviews The End of the Point by Elizabeth Graver "With her fourth and most emotionally textured novel, Graver proves herself a master chronicler of the ever-spiraling human comedy. The End of the Point is a work... Read More »	Goodreads.com reviews Birds of Paradise Lost by Andrew Q Lam Andrew Lam, one of my favorite writers, has often demonstrated his journalist's ability to see the broad themes in the most particular of situations. He is... Read More »
Elisa Reviews reviews "Elsewhen" (in the anthology RIDING THE RAILS). by 'Nathan Burgoine Sure there is a bittersweet aftertaste all along the anthology, something that, truth be told, I have always found when reading stories related to trains… there... Read More »	LoveLaughter Till Eternity reviews Let My Colors Out by Courtney Filigenzi The book attempts to enlarge the vision of people who want to help children cope with the wide range of emotions that may lead to depression, following a... Read More »
Universidad de las Americas reviews A List of Offences by Dilruba Z. Ara Nuestra reseña ensayÌstica traducida y publicada con el TOMO “LA LISTA DE OFENSAS” MARAVILLOSA NOVELA DE NUESTRA AMIGA, LA ESCRITURA UNIVERSAL, DLIRUBA Z. ARA. A... Read More »	800cl reviews A List of Offences by Dilruba Z. Ara Poco y nada sabemos por estos lares de la literatura bengalí. Por eso, la sola llegada de un titulo de tan remotos confines llama la atención. La Lista de... Read More »
Various reviews A List of Offences by Dilruba Z. Ara Here are some of the reviews for my debut novel A List of Offences. It's currently available for Kindle, and is soon to be a print book, as well. “In ... Read More »	Lambda Literary reviews Irresistible Revolution: Confronting Race, Class and the Assumptions of LGBT Politics by Urvashi Vaid The first line of Urvashi Vaid’s new book Irresistible Revolution: Confronting Race, Class and the Assumptions of LGBT Politics (Magnus Books) is enough to... Read More »
Unburying Hope Kirkuk Reviews reviews Unburying Hope by Mary Wallace The moving story of a woman holding on to romance while trying to save her troubled lover. An ambitious work, Wallace’s debut novel tackles difficult subjects,... Read More »	http://www.literarydeathmatch.com/upcoming-events/la-ep-19.html reviews "Iron" by Zarina Zabrisky "Zabrisky was a bright light of wow, the way she performed a gorgeous story to music, in way-high heels, and shouted into the microphone while waving a fist in... Read More »

Publisher reviews Globalization and the Demolition of Society by Dennis Loo Reviews of Dennis Loo’s Globalization and the Demolition of Society A brilliant exposition… compelling written and readily grasped, yet profound in its... Read More »	Capital Press: The West's Ag Website reviews Accidental Cowgirl: Six Cows, No Horse and No Clue by Mary Lynn I. Archibald —by Bill Duncan "Real-life ranch tale serves as warning to weary urbanites. "Everyone has a story to tell just from living. But the key is in the storytelling... Read More »
Published in January 2012 issue of International Journal on Multicultural Literature, ISSN 2231-6248 reviews Waiting for Manna by Sarojini Sahoo “It is easy to flow with the current, it makes no demands, and it costs no effort… But who fight the current and struggle it, know what... Read More »	asianconnections.com reviews Buddha Baby by Kim Wong Keltner Read More »
USC Annenberg reviews Perfume Dreams: Reflections on the Vietnamese Diaspora by Andrew Q Lam History is a living, breathing thing, and, yet, your own history can sometimes take your breath away. It pulls at you, it shapes you, it gives you a personal,... Read More »	Pirenes Fountain reviews Yoga Heart: Lines on the Six Perfections by Leza Lowitz Yoga Heart: Lines on the Six Perfections By Leza Lowitz2011 Stone Bridge PressReviewed by Mari L’Esperance "All author proceeds from the sale of the book... Read More »
Los Angeles Times reviews The Operators: The Wild and Terrifying Inside Story of America's War in Afghanistan by Michael Hastings Author Janet Malcolm once acidly wrote that any reporter who didn't agree that journalism was a "morally indefensible" act of betrayal was "too stupid or too... Read More »	Amazon.com reviews Blooming Red: Christmas Poetry for the Rational by Magdalena Ball Award winning and happily espoused poets, Carolyn Howard-Johnson and Magdalena Ball, have teamed up once again, to help celebrate their love of the holidays with... Read More »
San Francisco Chronicle reviews The Dim Sum of All Things by Kim Wong Keltner Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews A New York Memoir by Richard Goodman Like many, Goodman (French Dirt) moved to New York City in search of a home, a place in which he might feel comfortable and thrive. He found it "against the... Read More »