Published Reviews

Fiddler Crab Review reviews The Loneliness of Dogs by Tim Mayo Overall, Mayo’s judgments are consistently good in a free verse finding shape in sound, rhetoric and proposition. Most admirable is his vital balance between the... Read More »	http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1551664844/ref=dp_proddesc_1?ie=UTF8&n=283155 reviews Breaking the Silence by Diane Chamberlain Chamberlain (The Escape Artist) explores psychiatric tensions in this disturbing story of dark secrets and redemption. Before astronomer Laura Brandon's father... Read More »
The New York Times reviews The Bostons by Carolyn Cooke It has been 40 years or so since the Boston and Maine Railroad carried passengers as well as freight, and 181 years since Boston governed Maine, then part of... Read More »	New York Times Book Review reviews The Bostons by Carolyn Cooke THERE is a certain kind of story writer who delights in seeing the world at an angle, keeping the reader off balance with narrative feints and unsettling -- often... Read More »
Donna Shepherd reviews A Year in the Life of a "Working" Writer. by Ernie Witham I've been reading Ernie Witham's columns for several years, and love his sense of humor. I looked forward to reading A Year in the Life of a "Working" Writer. I... Read More »	reviewed by Jeannine Hall Gailey 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 Edited by Moira Richards, Rosemary Starace, and Lesley Wheeler. (Los Angeles: Red Hen Press, 2008). 456 pages... Read More »
Romantic Times reviews The Beautiful Being by Jessica Barksdale Inclan This is truly a beautiful tale, one that gives readers a wonderful look into a world just beginning. Many questions are asked, but there are very few answers, so... Read More »	USC Annenberg reviews Perfume Dreams: Reflections on the Vietnamese Diaspora by Andrew Q Lam History is a living, breathing thing, and, yet, your own history can sometimes take your breath away. It pulls at you, it shapes you, it gives you a personal,... Read More »
Ann Rule's author website reviews The Road Out Of Hell by Anthony Flacco I am honored that Ann Rule has included "The Road Out Of Hell" in her "Recommended Reading" on her website, calling it a book of "a superlative true book on... Read More »	San Francisco Chronicle reviews Grateful Dead Scrapbook: The Long, Strange Trip in Stories, Photos, and Memorabilia by Ben Fong-Torres A great gift idea for fans of the band, it compiles previously unpublished photos, promotion flyers and fan letters with commentary from one of America's foremost... 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 »	The Rainbow Reader reviews The Indelible Heart by Marianne K. Martin Why did the chicken cross the road? This iconic riddle first appeared in The Knickerbocker back in 1847, and has virtually endless variations,... Read More »
IndieReader reviews Depth of Deception (A Titanic Murder Mystery) by Alexander Galant Galant masterfully weaves together a multi-layered plot that doles out clues to keep the reader hooked and guessing. Each chapter moves from the story of one... Read More »	Library Journal reviews It's Twins! Parent-to-Parent Advice from Infancy Through Adolescence by Susan M. Heim (Starred Review) Writing in a humorous, take-no-prisoners style, mother-of-twins Heim (coauthor, Oh, Baby! 7 Ways a Baby Will Change Your Life the First Year)... Read More »
"Library Journal" (9/15/2003) reviews Rediscovering America: The Making of Multicultural America 1900-2000 by Carla Blank "The Before Columbus Foundation, whose 50-plus members include Marie Anderson, Herbert Kohl, and Ishmael Reed, was founded 20 years ago to promote... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Rock & Roll Never Forgets (A JP Kinkaid Mystery) by Deborah Grabien "...the rocking first of a new series...Grabien has created a down-to-earth hero who delivers a brisk upbeat message." - Publishers Weekly Read More »
Bookgasm reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor So, in accordance with that ideal, why wouldn’t my year-end list be made up of comics that I thoroughly enjoyed? These are issues and story arcs that brought me a... Read More »	The Catholic Monitor reviews Mom and Dad Don't Live Together Anymore by Kathy Stinson In the beautiful and reassuring story Mom and Dad Don’t Live Together Anymore by Kathy Stinson, a child learns to adjust to the separation of her parents. In what... Read More »
The Fix Online reviews The Paramental Appreciation Society by Loren Rhoads "The mix of modern-day San Francisco with the obscure mythology of witchcraft and vampirism, along with the earthy portrayal of the physical relationship, makes... Read More »	Genre Go Round Reviews reviews When Danger Calls by Terry Odell This is an exciting romantic suspense that grips readers from the onset when Ryan’s cakewalk mission turns ugly and never slows down as his work arrives at Big Sky... Read More »