Published Reviews

Connotation Press reviews People With Holes by Heather Fowler Book review of Heather Fowler’s collection, “People With Holes.” “People With Holes,” is a potent collection of magic realism that weaves the tragedy and... Read More »	Sydney Morning Herald reviews All You Bastards Can Go Jump Off a Bridge! by J Marc Schmidt "...thought-provoking, contemplative, and exploring the narrative and visual possibilities of his medium." Read More »
The Miami Herald reviews Stand Up For Yourself Without Getting Fired: Resolve Workplace Crises Before You Quit, Get Axed, Or Sue the Bastards by Donna Ballman The holidays are over, your boss is still a jerk and now you’re deciding whether to set him straight about how to treat you in 2013. What you do next could cost... Read More »	amazon reviews Perfect Red by Jennie Nash Jennie Nash has written a book about a young woman's ambition at a time when women weren't raised to want more than a MRS. Degree, which back then could be... Read More »
The Compulsive Reader reviews Perfect Red by Jennie Nash Through Lucy Lawrence, the 21 year old heroine of Perfect Red, author Jennie Nash shows present-day readers what it was like to be an intelligent young... Read More »	Peeking Between the Pages reviews Perfect Red by Jennie Nash Perfect Red by Jennie Nash was a great read for me! I have read one other of Jennie’s books ( The Only True Genius in the Family ) and I... Read More »
Kirkus Reviews reviews Brothers and Bones by James Hankins "A prosecutor and a homeless man team up against a murderous conspiracy in this rollicking thriller... The two settle into an entertaining dynamic as ... Hankins... Read More »	China Insight reviews Sweet and Sour: Life in Chinese Family Restaurants by John Jung The “Chop Suey Craze” that engulfed large American and Canadian cities in the early decades of the 20th century (see http://www.asian-studies.org/eaa/... Read More »
Huffington Post reviews Barbed-Wire Butterflies by Jessica Kristie On first glance, Jessica Kristie's debut novel has a distinct Dickens' like narrative: Kidnapped pre-teen children living out a meager existence as slave labor of... Read More »	PowellsBooks.Blog http://www.powells.com/blog/contributors/my-favorite-poetry-books-of-the-past-year reviews "Between Soul and Stone" by Margo Berdeshevsky "One of my all-time favorite poets...Her latest book, Between Soul and Stone, is incredible. This may sound trite, but I can't help but identify Berdeshevsky's... Read More »

The Philadelphia Inquirer reviews Famous Fathers & Other Stories by Pia Z. Ehrhardt Refreshingly, Ehrhardt doesn't string the reader along with inflated prose or over-the-top characterizations. Her stories are clean, sharp-edged, and imbued with... Read More »	Boston Globe reviews Brutal Journey: Cabeza de Vaca and the Epic First Crossing of North America by Paul Schneider "on the whole, ''Brutal Journey" is first-rate. Weaving anthropology, archeology, climatology, geography, and a half-dozen other disciplines into a riveting tale... Read More »
School Library Journal reviews Ask the Passengers by A.S. King ★ "King’s thoughtful, sad, funny, and frank book will appeal to ... anyone who wants to define herself on her own terms." --School Library Journal (starred) Read More »	The Daily American reviews The Last Queen by Christopher W Gortner This is a good historical novel, very well-written. Gortner brings to life an extraordinary queen in a dangerous era. 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 »	Joyfully Reviewed reviews Being With Him by Jessica Barksdale Inclan Mila Adams knows there is someone out there for her, but she thought she would never find him until she met Garrick McClellan. Mila and Garrick were more of a... Read More »
Chico Enterprise Record reviews DESIREE A Chick Corbett Yarn by Douglas R Keister Biblio File book review: A rollicking first novel from Doug Keister By DAN BARNETT Posted: 05/20/2010 12:00:00 AM PDT Perhaps best known for his beautifully... Read More »	Bookin' With Sunny reviews Book of Days: Book 5 of the JP Kinkaid Chronicles by Deborah Grabien Ever wish you could be a part of a world-famous rock band and perform at venues in cities like Paris, New York, Berlin, London? Well, okay, but without the... Read More »
Original review reviews Psychotherapy: Lives Intersecting by Louis Breger "Psychotherapy Lives Intersecting" by Louis Breger is a thoughtful, well- documented, readable and informative book. The Author's informal jargon-free style and... Read More »	http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/authors/pw-select/article/50010-pw-select-january-2012-t reviews Tree Soldier by Janet Lynn Oakley This vigorously researched historical novel set during the Great Depression tracks the life of the leader of a Civilian Conservation Corps group working in the... Read More »