Published Reviews

The Truth About Books reviews Harvard Square Editions' Voice from the Planet: An International Anthology of Living Fiction by Charles Degelman Sincere, credible and authentic - this is a truly global piece of literature... This anthology of 30 short stories from across the globe comprises the many and... Read More »	S.F. Chronicle reviews Becoming Jimi Hendrix by Brad Schreiber "Roby and Schreiber provide an insightful account of an artist who perceived his craft differently from any guitarist before or since." Read More »
Publishers Weekly Review - Moonglade, Mary Fremont Schoenecker,Five Star Publishing ISBN 1594148859 reviews MOONGLADE Maine Shore Chronicles by Mary Fremont Schoenecker "Beautiful descriptions of Maine's coastal landscapes combined with warm and lovable characters will leave fans of sweet Cozies eager for the next installment." Read More »	The Urbanite reviews The Trials of Edgar Poe and Other Poems by Ned Balbo With sly rhymes and sudden insights, the poems in The Trials of Edgar Poe and Other Poems weave stories of heroes and monsters into the author's complicated... Read More »
Mojo (UK) reviews Becoming Jimi Hendrix by Brad Schreiber "By remaining focused on Hendrix-as-musician, BECOMING JIMI...is one of the most intelligent and revealing biographies of an unsurpassable giant." Read More »	Nguoi Viet Newspaper/Orange County reviews East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres by Andrew Q Lam Monique Truong and Andrew Lam answering questions from the audience aftera reading event recently organized by the Vietnamese American Arts & Letters... Read More »
Guitarist magazine (UK) reviews Becoming Jimi Hendrix by Brad Schreiber “There’s much here for aficionados to dissect. Especially interesting is the focus on how Hendrix absorbed the stylistic tricks of the R&B circuit he sought to... Read More »	ReThinking Schools reviews By Heart: Poetry, Prison, and Two Lives by Judith Tannenbaum Read More »
Publisher's Weekly reviews Crown of Dust by Mary Volmer "Volmer's distinctive, beautifully written debut is set in the California gold rush country in the mid-19th century, when tensions and fortunes were as volatile... Read More »	About.com: Breast Cancer reviews Let My Colors Out by Courtney Filigenzi Have you ever had a purple day? Felt orange, yellow, or red? Children can match colors with emotions and use those colors to express emotions when words won't... Read More »

The Chicago Tribune reviews TAKING CARE OF CLEO by Bill Broder Broder's "Taking Care of Cleo" is a cleverly disarming mix of psychological realism, romance and comedy. The author of the story collection "The Sacred Hoop" and,... Read More »	The Beltane Papers reviews The Singing of Swans by Mary Saracino Reviewer Denise Bell writes: Throughout the book the author has woven stories of women who each worshiped the Black Madonna, the Dark Mother, or the Divine She.... Read More »
SF Crowsnest reviews "Reality, Interrupted" by Jason Erik Lundberg Particular reference must be made to "The House Of The Rising Sun" by Elizabeth Bear and "Reality Interrupted" written by Jason Erik Lundberg.... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews No One You Know by Michelle Richmond Richmond (The Year of Fog) returns to San Francisco for another enjoyable blend of mystery and domestic fiction...Vivid descriptions and loving explanations of the... Read More »
Psychology Today reviews Look Me in the Eye by John Elder Robison Since learning about Asperger's, I have read just about every personal account I can find with regard to Asperger's. While I found all of them interesting, I can... Read More »	Joyfully Reviewed reviews Believe in Me by Jessica Barksdale Inclan Sayblee Safipour knows all about Felix Valasay the youngest of the well-known family of Croyant sorcerers. She knows he’s all play before work and is always... Read More »
The Miami Herald reviews THE MURDERER'S DAUGHTERS by Randy Susan Meyers The debut novel by Randy Susan Meyers -- whose family hails from Miami -- dives fearlessly into a tense and emotional story of two sisters anchored to one... 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 »
Booklist reviews Book of Days: Book 5 of the JP Kinkaid Chronicles by Deborah Grabien The fifth JP Kinkaid caper sees rock band Blacklight gearing up for a major tour after its latest CD goes multiplatinum. Although the group has seen its fair share... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Ask the Passengers by A.S. King ★ "Funny, provocative, and intelligent, King’s story celebrates love in all of its messy, modern complexity."--Publishers Weekly (starred) Read More »