Published Reviews

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 »
Al-Khemia Poetica reviews "Iron" by Zarina Zabrisky "Zabrisky has hit the ground running with a strong literary debut that furthers the great tradition of Russian literature into the 21st century." “These are... Read More »	Prairie Fire Review of Books reviews Wayworn Wooden Floors by Mark Lavorato It’s hard not to notice and be moved by the dedication of this book to the memory of Alden Nowlan, and I find it comforting that a relatively young man like Mark... Read More »
ForeWord Magazine reviews "The Proxy Assassin, Book Three of the American Spy Trilogy" by John Knoerle The Proxy Assassin Book Three of the American Spy Trilogy ForeWord Review “Dumb cowards live longer than smart heroes,” quips reluctant spy Hal Schroeder as his... Read More »	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 »

The Beat reviews 24/7 by Susan DiPlacido "What do you get when Chick Lit intersects Chuck Palahniuk? You get relationship-based fiction with a tough, gritty edge. You get characters who aren't stock... Read More »	Amazon Reviews reviews Christmas When Music Almost Killed the World by Aberjhani From the strong, eye-catching cover showing two black angels, male and female, designed by Luther Vann, to the last page of "Christmas When Music Almost Killed... Read More »
The Seattle Times reviews The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder by Rebecca Wells Fans of the Ya-Yas are in luck: Rebecca Wells is back, with a new novel whose ponderous title introduces a charming heroine in a new cast of richly eccentric... Read More »	amazon.com reviews Shadows and Ghosts by Barbara Froman This novel, winner of the First Book Contest sponsored by Fairleigh Dickinson University (and Serving House Books), delves into the "shadows" and "ghosts" of many... Read More »
Publisher's Weekly reviews Consumption: a novel by Kevin Patterson "'In this powerful first novel, a beautiful Inuit woman spends her teen years in the 1960s in a Montreal TB sanitarium, learning French and mathematics from... Read More »	Amazon reviews The Man Clothed in Linen by Robert Earle A compelling look into the life and times of Jesus, February 9, 2012 By David Lloyd (Israel) - See all my reviews This review is from:... Read More »
Prairie Fire Review of Books reviews Wayworn Wooden Floors by Mark Lavorato It’s hard not to notice and be moved by the dedication of this book to the memory of Alden Nowlan, and I find it comforting that a relatively young man like Mark... 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 »
Publishers Weekly reviews Girls in Peril by Karen Lee Boren Set during the 1970s in a neighborhood of eastern Europeans near the shores of Lake Michigan, this crisp, self-assured tale of five girls, ranging in age from 11... Read More »	The Columbus Dispatch reviews The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder by Rebecca Wells A spunky Louisiana girl survives tears and triumphs with the help of friends, family and the Moon Lady in the latest novel by Rebecca Wells, the belle of Southern... Read More »