Published Reviews

Seattle Times reviews Fiddler's Dream by Gregory Spatz "Not just a coming-of-age story but a poetic insight into the world of the musician. Slow down and enjoy the music in every sentence." Read More »	National Public Radio, All Things Considered reviews Fiddler's Dream by Gregory Spatz When a gifted writer finds the language to combine a love of music and a knowledge of music, something just clicks. -- Alan Cheuse, NPR Read More »
Publishers Weekly-- Religion Bookline reviews The Book of Calamities: Five Questions About Suffering and Its Meaning by Peter Trachtenberg "This book is 'a layman's response' to unimaginable anguish, a collection of powerful stories rather than a philosophical treatise. Writing movingly about victims... Read More »	New Delhi Organiser reviews How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free: Retirement Wisdom That You Won't Get from Your Financial Advisor by Ernie J. Zelinski Photo of Author Ernie Zelinski and Jack Canfield A Place to Retire Sooner or later the retirement day would have come and gone. If you are in a corporate house... Read More »
SFX magazine reviews The Burning Man by Mark Chadbourn As usual, Chadbourn takes it even deeper. He challenges accepted points of view, comments on religion and politics, and questions perceptions, all while cracking... Read More »	C & G Newspapers reviews Voices of the Lost and Found by Dorene O'Brien One of the things Dorene O’Brien liked about being a reporter was meeting different people and listening to their stories. The former journalist puts her ear to... Read More »
The 99th Monkey Style Weekly, Richmond, Va. reviews The 99th Monkey by Eliezer Sobel Eliezer Sobel and his wife, Shari, live in an unassuming neighborhood in the Fan. Their lawn is well-groomed, the paint isn’t peeling and you can’t smell the... Read More »	The 99th Monkey Publisher's Weekly reviews The 99th Monkey by Eliezer Sobel The 99th Monkey: A Spiritual Journalist's Misadventures with Gurus, Messiahs, Sex, Psychedelics, and Other Consciousness-Raising Experiments Eliezer Sobel. Santa... Read More »
Library Journal reviews Madapple by Christina Meldrum In Bethan, ME, 1987, Maren is pregnant; she claims that she is still a virgin. The story of her daughter, Aslaug, follows. She is raised by her severe mother in... Read More »	http://www.reviewermagazine.com/ reviews Portraits in the Dark: A Collection of Short Stories by Nancy O. Greene I started reading the stories in PORTRAITS IN THE DARK in a random fashion, picking out a story here, a story there, to get a general feel of what she’s all about... Read More »

CM Magazine reviews Highway of Heroes by Kathy Stinson Put yourself in the mind of a young boy, caught up in the heartbreak of losing his soldier dad, and now facing the formal repatriation ceremony that begins at... Read More »	Biblio Reads Children's Book Review reviews The Magic Word by Sherrill S Cannon Very well done! I was very impressed with Sherrill Cannon's expert use of rhyme. Not only does the text flow smoothly and rhythmically, it weaves a story that... Read More »
KMUW reviews Osa & Martin: For the Love of Adventure by Kelly Enright Audio review on Kansas public radio. Read More »	Quill & Quire reviews The Radiant City by Lauren B. Davis "Superb. . . [The Radiant City] is engrossing and convincing . . . packed with smells and sounds and street argot, the minutiae and contradictions of Paris life... Read More »
Bibliobabes reviews The Prodigal Hour by Will Entrekin This book has got a really REALLY cool idea driving it; and while I was reading, I found myself thinking, "This would make and EPIC movie!" So I definitely... Read More »	Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star reviews The Dust of 100 Dogs by A.S. King "An intricate and sometimes very funny story. ...well-researched and carries the reader seamlessly from Oliver Cromwell's Ireland to a modern-day trailer park in a... Read More »
Thomas Perry reviews The Master Planets by Donald Gallinger "The Master Planets is a magnificent, mysterious book. Near the end I wished it had been less unforgettable, so I could sit down and read it again." -- New York... Read More »	BookPage reviews The Greatest Man in Cedar Hole by Stephanie Doyon "In her striking debut novel, Stephanie Doyon, who has ghostwritten several novels for young adults, creates characters so rich that readers will automatically (... Read More »
The Book Lady's Blog reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks Having read and loved Christopher Meeks’s short stories, I had high hopes for this debut novel, and let me tell you, it did not disappoint. Presented as a... Read More »	Musings of a Bookish Kitty reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks Christopher Meeks is well on his way to becoming one of my favorite authors. In this particular novel, the reader is introduced to Edward Meopian. The story spans... Read More »