Published Reviews

The Manhattan Review reviews New and Selected Poems, 1957-2011 by Robert Sward New & Selected Poems, 1957-present. Red Hen Press, 202 pp. $24.95 (paperback) This humorous, thoughtful, and delightful poet expresses a childlike but... Read More »	http://georgedanderson.blogspot.com.au/ reviews "Iron" by Zarina Zabrisky "The writing is clear & highly sensuous & which immediately sweep the reader into her quirky, dark world. The stories are raw but with an extraordinary... Read More »
One A Day Y.A. reviews What Happened to Ivy by Kathy Stinson This book was so powerful. It made me realise how little I know about people who are mentally challenged, and how very little the world knows about what their... Read More »	National Post reviews What Happened to Ivy by Kathy Stinson What Happened to Ivy will both make you cry and question your own feelings when it comes to the meaning of mercy. I recommend this smart novel to older readers... Read More »
NewPages.com reviews What Happened to Ivy by Kathy Stinson What is most refreshing about this novel is its honesty. So many novels with young protagonists shy away from giving characters real-life problems to negotiate.... Read More »	Maria's Mudpuddle reviews What Happened to Ivy by Kathy Stinson For such a little book, this novel really tackles a big topic, and I admire how sensitive and honest Kathy Stinson‘s writing is. Although I have never lived with... Read More »
CM Magazine reviews What Happened to Ivy by Kathy Stinson To her list of already impressive accomplishments, Kathy Stinson adds the distinction of taking on one of the most controversial social issues of our time—and... Read More »	Quill & Quire reviews What Happened to Ivy by Kathy Stinson The conflicted emotions are portrayed with a rawness that forces the reader to think, “What if?” the novel also succeeds in presenting the situation in a... Read More »
Connotation Press reviews People With Holes by Heather Fowler Book review of Heather Fowler’s collection, “People With Holes.” “People With Holes,” is a potent collection of magic realism that weaves the tragedy and... Read More »	Sydney Morning Herald reviews All You Bastards Can Go Jump Off a Bridge! by J Marc Schmidt "...thought-provoking, contemplative, and exploring the narrative and visual possibilities of his medium." Read More »

Righter Monthly Review, June 2012 reviews The Estrangement Of The Rain God, 2nd Edition by Michael Warren The Estrangement of the Rain God chronicles the life of Jordan Fell beginning with the collapse of his marriage. His ordeal continues through a bout of alcoholism... 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 »
Teaching Artist Journal, 2007 Volume 5, Number 3 reviews New Creative Community: The Art of Cultural Development by Arlene Goldbard Teaching artists and community development artists: how similar the two fields are, and how little interaction they have. Perhaps it is time for a change, for a... Read More »	Arizona Daily Star reviews The Dog Diet, A Memoir: What My Dog Taught Me About Shedding Pounds, Licking Stress and Getting a New Leash on Life by Patti Lawson To lose 30 pounds, Patti Lawson worked like a dog. And now, she's written a book to prove it. Lawson is author of "The Dog Diet," a memoir stuffed with... Read More »
TIME OF SINGING reviews By the Way: Poems over the Years by David Radavich "David Radavich has given us a thought-provoking and intriguing volume. Many pieces contain fine music that glows with reading aloud. The initial poem, '... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Mrs. Ziegfeld: The Public and Private Lives of Billie Burke by Grant Hayter-Menzies Coming on the heels of "Ziegfeld: The Man Who Invented Show Business", this enjoyable biography of the woman who stood by her man through prosperity, infidelity,... Read More »
Kirkus Reviews reviews Into Thick Air: Biking to the Bellybutton of Six Continents by Jim Malusa Kirkus Reviews Delightful debut travelogue by botanist Malusa, who cycled to the lowest point on each of six continents. This peculiar quest sent him along routes... Read More »	http://www.proaxis.com/~calyx/252Review.htm reviews Letters to the World: Poems from the Wom-po LISTSERV edited by Moira Richards, Rosemary Starace, Lesley Wheeler & others by moira richards Letters to the World: Poems from the Wom-Po Listserv (2008), edited by Moira Richards, Rosemary Starace and Lesley Wheeler, Los Angeles: Red Hen Press. ........... Read More »
MODERN CONSERVATIVE reviews One Night, Two Teams: Alabama vs. USC and the Game that Changed a Nation by Steven Robert Travers erpt from One Night, Two Teams: Alabama vs. USC and the Game That Changed a Nation By Steven Travers Bill, I've just handed the South to the Republicans for fifty... Read More »	The Boston Globe reviews Further Fenway Fiction by Matthew Michael Hanlon Read More »