Published Reviews

Publishers Weekly reviews The Sacred Impostor by J R Lankford Lankford’s third thriller in her Jesus Thief series... is a heady blend of diverse cultures, religions, and human passions ... the story is engaging, and the... Read More »	The Guardian reviews Going Clear: Scientology, Hollywood, and the Prison of Belief by Lawrence Wright Some dairy-devoted Americans smuggle hunks of unpasteurised cheese back into their country after holidays in hedonistic ol' Europe. This American engaged in a... Read More »
Out in Print Book Review reviews "Filth" (in the anthology NIGHT SHADOWS: QUEER HORROR). by 'Nathan Burgoine You can’t do better than Jewelle Gomez with one of her classic Gilda vampire stories, “Saint Louis 1990,” or ‘Nathan Burgoine’s deliciously disturbed “Filth,” or... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews The End of the Point by Elizabeth Graver Kirkus ReviewKirkus Review. (Dec. 15, 2012): Starred Review Graver, Elizabeth THE END OF THE POINT Harper/HarperCollins (Adult Fiction) $25.99 3, 5 ISBN... Read More »
Booklist reviews The End of the Point by Elizabeth Graver Booklist Graver, Elizabeth (Author) Mar 2013. 352 p. Harper, hardcover, $24.99. (9780062184849). For generations, the wealthy Porter family has sought... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews The End of the Point by Elizabeth Graver “Graver’s gifts—her control of time, her ability to evoke place and define character—are immense.” Publishers Weekly Read More »
Expat Info Desk reviews TALES FROM THE EXPAT HAREM: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey (edited with Jennifer Eaton Gokmen) by Anastasia M Ashman "a perfect read, engaging and well-thought out": ExpatInfoDesk.com's book review of my anthology Tales from the Expat Harem "If you’re considering... Read More »	Indy Week reviews Donald by Eric B. Martin Nice review of Little Green Pig's production of Donald as a play: "At the center of the minimal but striking set (which was designed by the protean O'Berski), Alex... Read More »
The Arched Doorway reviews Season of the Wolf by Jeffrey J. Mariotte Season of the Wolf is a very gory story, at times excessively so. It seemed to me that it rarely went more than a few pages without someone being... Read More »	Horror World.org reviews Season of the Wolf by Jeffrey J. Mariotte This might be the most ambitious novel Jeff Mariotte has ever written. Aside from a large cast of characters, Jeff has managed to work in the politically... Read More »

Sunday New York Times reviews Hos, Hookers, Call Girls, & Rent Boys: Professionals Writing on Life, Love, Money, & Sex by David Henry Sterry & RJ Martin by David Henry Sterry "An eye-opening, astonishing, honest and funny collection from those who really have lived on the edge in a parallel universe… Unpretentious and riveting, their... Read More »	A Bookworm's Dinner (blog) reviews Outside Child by Alice Wilson-Fried Highly recommended [5 stars]...When I picked this book up, I stopped reading every other book I was in the middle of reading. I rarely do that. This is a MUST READ... Read More »
New York Times reviews Lives of the Animals by Robert Wrigley The beasts get title billing in Robert Wrigley's sixth collection of poems, but Wrigley is most interested in what happens when his animals meet up with what he... Read More »	BronzeWord Blog reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks I’m not an avid fan of short story collections, but I have to say I enjoyed Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks. The stories are versatile, interesting, keen... Read More »
Wickedly Delicious Book Reviews reviews Savage Hunger by Terry Spear I can not believe I have never read a Terry Spear novel before. Wow, her writing voice is beautiful and is a wonderful storyteller. The characters jump... Read More »	LOS ANGELES TIMES reviews One Night, Two Teams: Alabama vs. USC and the Game that Changed a Nation by Steven Robert Travers On Sept. 12, 1970, USC played Alabama on a sultry night in Birmingham. By the numbers, the Trojans prevailed handily, 42-21. And yet, by all accounts, the Crimson... Read More »
The Bulletin (Australia) reviews February Flowers by Fan Wu "Characters, plot, and Chinoiserie combine in a debut novel that shines…animated by unforgettable characters, and infused with emotional honesty, Fan Wu's... Read More »	Brighton Argus reviews Playing with the Moon by Eliza Graham Minna and Tom rent a cottage in a small village near Dorset, hoping the change of scene will help them deal with the recent loss of their son. Exploring the beach... 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 »	South Coast Today reviews Salty Dogs by Jean M Fogle By Brian J. Lowney Fur, fins and feathers April 05, 2008 6:00 AM Jean Fogle knows that the simplest pleasures often bring the most joy in life. She also... Read More »