Published Reviews

The Guardian reviews A Vengeful Longing by R. N. Morris Halfway through this novel, with three murders on his mind and the stench of an 1868 St Petersburg summer ripe in his nostrils, investigating magistrate Porfiry... Read More »	Author C.B. Smith - Internet reviews 50 Frogs, 5 Babes and a Bulldog by Susan Ann Culp What do you get when you combine a frond of frogs, a bushel of babes, and one benighted bulldog? You get Susan Culp’s zany otherworldly modern era dating adventure... Read More »
Terrain - A Journal of the Built & Natural Environment reviews Lit Windowpane by Suzanne Frischkorn Regardless of the elemental source—Lit Windowpane is full of earth and air and water—each poem settles over us like a fine dew—not suffocating, but synaptic and... Read More »	Women Writers: A Zine reviews Assignation at Vanishing Point by Jane Satterfield To travel is always an education, sometimes a luxury, often a necessity. It can be a blessing to spend time just under the skin of another’s geography. To read a... Read More »
Janet Zarem reviews HARLEY'S NINTH by Cat Bauer The one word that springs to mind when I think of Cat Bauer's books--both "Harley, Like a Person" and this sequel, "Harley's Ninth"--is "authentic." The characters... Read More »	KLIATT reviews HARLEY'S NINTH by Cat Bauer On October 9th, Harley's art exhibit goes up in a gallery in New York. It should be the most exciting time of her life, but Harley thinks she might be pregnant,... Read More »
The Horn Book Magazine reviews HARLEY'S NINTH by Cat Bauer This sequel to Harley, Like a Person (rev.5/00) follows sixteen-year-old Harley during one momentous day. Having discovered her birth father, Sean, in the first... Read More »	VOYA reviews HARLEY'S NINTH by Cat Bauer Harley Columba first appeared in Harley, Like a Person (Winslow, 2000/VOYA October 2000) where readers were introduced to her very difficult family life-her... Read More »
The Book Review India reviews INGLISTAN by Rajesh Talwar Rabi does it all during the six months of the programme touring London and other towns of England, riding trains, hopping pubs, chatting up with his course-mates... Read More »	Various reviews The Demon Under the Microscope: From Battlefield Hospitals to Nazis Labs, One Doctor's Heroic Search for the World's First Mirac by Thomas Hager "This is a grand story, and Mr. Hager tells it well. . . . One can easily imagine 'The Demon Under the Microscope,' like 'Microbe Hunters' before it, inspiring in... Read More »

Publisher's Weekly reviews The Peep Diaries: How We're Learning to Love Watching Ourselves and Our Neighbors by Hal Niedzviecki The Peep Diaries: How We’re Learning to Love Watching Ourselves and Our Neighbors Hal Niedzviecki. City Lights $17.95 paper (252p) ISBN 978-0-87286-499-3... Read More »	Midwest Book Review reviews Numenon by Sandy O Nathan When you have it all, what's there to worry about? "Numenon: A Tale of Mysticism & Money" is the first book of the Bloodsong series. Will Duane was set for... Read More »
Andrew Crofts' Blog reviews The Ghosts of Eden by Andrew JH Sharp Well-known author and Ghostwriter, Andrew Crofts, comes across The Ghosts of Eden and describes it as a 'masterpiece'. Read More »	Midwest Book Review reviews The Chimera Seed by Matthew Tully The Chimera Seed can best be described as a taut, energetic thriller, just the kind of read I like. From its opening pages where you learn that a famed, visionary... Read More »
The East Bay Express reviews BLOOD STRANGERS: A Memoir by Kathy Briccetti It's a psychologically gripping tale of love, loss, and sexual identity, but it's also the story of adoptions spanning three generations. Briccetti was four when... Read More »	The Mumpsimus reviews Scattered, Covered, Smothered (editor, with Janet Chui) by Jason Erik Lundberg You will want a copy... Weird stories about food. And weird poems about food. And recipes for foodish items. And a beautiful, amusing cover. Read More »
New York Post reviews Queen of the Road by Doreen Orion "A Charles Kurault-Albert Brooks-style romp where they meet up with nudists, robbers and more." Read More »	Library Journal reviews A Journey into the Transcendentalists' New England by Robert Todd Felton The third title in the ArtPlace series continues the publisher’s mission to incorporate biography, art and history into travel guides. This well-researched volume... Read More »
The New York Times Book Review, Fiction Chronicle reviews This Life She's Chosen by Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum THIS LIFE SHE'S CHOSEN: Stories. By Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum. (Chronicle, $19.95.) Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum makes an impressive debut with this collection of... Read More »	nthposition Magazine reviews FISSION AMONG THE FANATICS by Tom Bradley Fission Among the Fanatics by John-Ivan Palmer From his expat lair in Kitakyushu, Japan, banished satirist and college professor Tom Bradley strikes again. His... Read More »