Published Reviews

Kirkus Reviews reviews The Big Bang Symphony by Lucy Jane Bledsoe “In this compelling novel, Bledsoe captures the deadly beauty of the southernmost continent….A well-balanced humdinger of a story keeps this unusual novel hurtling... Read More »	Edge Magazine reviews The Big Bang Symphony by Lucy Jane Bledsoe "Well-paced and plotted, the novel centers around three women who go to the Antarctic then return home, their lives forever changed by their experiences with each... Read More »
Long and Short Reviews reviews Wolf Fever by Terry Spear Wolf Fever by Terry Spear Publisher: Sourcebooks Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal Length: Full Length (399 pgs) Heat Level: spicy Rating: 5 Books Reviewed by... Read More »	Fresh Fiction reviews Wolf Fever by Terry Spear Nurse Carol Woods is sick of being penned up. She hated it before she was turned into a werewolf, when the gray pack was trying to keep her safe from the destiny... Read More »
Amazon.com reviews ONLY THE GOOD PARTS by daniel curzon The most amazing and saddest thing about this really fine novel is that apparently few people know about it. That is a real tragedy since ONLY THE GOOD PARTS has... Read More »	San Francisco Book Review reviews Color Blind by Precious Williams The confusion, ignorance, clarity, and struggles Williams encounters along the way are riveting reading with Williams’ deft descriptions and child-like honesty.... Read More »
USA Today reviews Color Blind by Precious Williams British journalist Precious Williams upends every expectation about race, class, gender and ambition in her startlingly powerful memoir. Of note: Williams' subtle... Read More »	CR's Kwips and Kritiques reviews Wolf Fever by Terry Spear Carol and Chaz have fantastic chemistry, and the tension of the desire they are fighting alongside the deadly spreading disease in their midst adds page-turning... Read More »
Electric Review reviews White Hand Society: The Psychedelic Partnership of Timothy Leary & Allen Ginsberg by Peter Conners White Hand is notable for both the tremendous amount of new information it provides and they way that it's presented. Conners not only tells us the whens and whys... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews Please ignore Vera Dietz by A.S. King Please Ignore Vera Dietz has been chosen as a Best Contemporary Novel for Teens by Kirkus Reviews. Read More »

Midwest Book Review reviews Temptation To Sin by Julia E. Antoine Vengeance can go sour so quickly. "Temptation to Sin" is a novel spinning the tale of the unfulfilled Shannon, who leaves her long time childhood... Read More »	School Library Journal reviews Man In The Moon by Dotti Enderle Grade 4–6—In the blistering heat of summer 1961, during the phase of a new moon, Janine and her family are visited by a strange skinny man who emerges from a... Read More »
ACM netWorker reviews Tetraktys by Ari Juels Admittedly, the idea of a computer scientist, even a top-tier one like Ari Juels, writing fiction concerned me at first. It’s not that a computer scientist can’t... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Swann Dives In by Charles Salzberg “Antihero PI Swann’s sophomore case (after Swann’s Last Song) delivers the goods in the well-paced literary mystery. Salzberg’s soft-boiled touch makes this... Read More »
Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) reviews Brigid's Cloak: An Ancient Irish Story by Bryce Milligan Told with the gripping delivery of a well-seasoned storyteller, this tale of a fifth-century Irish saint has the broad appeal of folklore while retaining the power... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Killer Year: Stories to Die For by JT Ellison "Why writers who deal with the dark side of human nature are among the most collegial is a mystery in itself. What is not in doubt, though, is the... Read More »
San Francisco Chronicle reviews The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry by Alan Kaufman For Alan Kaufman, the late San Francisco vagabond wordsmith Jack Micheline represented the true spirit of poetry. ``He would beg destiny for a break,'' recalls... Read More »	http://tinyurl.com/6gzv85 reviews But a Passage in Wilderness by Margo Berdeshevsky But a Passage in Wilderness by Margo Berdeshevsky captured the Dresser's attention in the same way as Alex Ross's The Rest Is Noise: Listening to the Twentieth... Read More »
Sanskrit Literature reviews The Palace of Illusions by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni Ancient epic poetry is ripe material for modern day writers. There are hundreds of interspersed stories and myths, fantastic and yet familiar enough to be... Read More »	The Jewish Daily Forward reviews Half / Life: Jew-ish Tales from Interfaith Homes by Maya Gottfried Maya Gottfried, one essayist who wasn’t uncomfortable choosing, writes, “I very badly wanted to have a religious identity.” Attempting an investigation of her... Read More »