Published Reviews

http://www.bookgasm.com reviews Portraits in the Dark: A Collection of Short Stories by Nancy O. Greene Perhaps Nancy O. Greene’s PORTRAITS IN THE DARK is about what you don’t see in the darkness. Her short vignettes try to shine some light on what we’re quick to... Read More »	L.A. Weekly reviews Stop the Show!: A History of Insane Incidents and Absurd Accidents in the Theater by Brad Schreiber Such mishaps form the crux of Brad Schreiber’s anthology of stage bloopers, Stop the Show! A History of Insane Incidents and Absurd Accidents in the Theater. Among... Read More »
Comics Pants reviews Nymph by Sean H Taylor Sean Taylor’s story, “Nymph”, was a classic horror story with a twist, in which an environmentalist comes face to face with a spirit of the Earth while searching... Read More »	Paperback Reader reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor With all of that in mind, I feel like I ought to admit up front that Dominatrix is not my normal thing. After all, Mr. Simmons described his book as -- T&A... Read More »
Ain't It Cool News reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Mr. Simmons is keeping the Bad Girl comic alive with this, a surprisingly sensitive comic. Read More »	Comic Book Page Weekly Comics Spotlight reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Time Codes: 00:00 Intro 00:36 General discussion 04:10 DC: NIGHTWING #140 15:21 Marvel: HULK #1 23:54 Other: NECESSARY EVIL #3 [DESPERADO PUBLISHING] 31:40... 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 »	Broken Frontiers reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Nevertheless, four issues have come and gone and…I’m…my god, but I think I’m hooked on a comic called “Dominatrix”. Read More »
Broken Frontiers reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Color me impressed: Dominatrix consistently surprises, shattering all expectations (or complete lack thereof) by putting forth entertaining issue after... Read More »	Midwest Book Review reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Gene Simmons is more than just a tongue and a pretty face for the legendary rock group Kiss. He's also a gifted creator of a fiction/fantasy genre as evidenced by... Read More »

Librarything reviews Zaftan Entrepreneurs by Hank Quense Prepare to fly through a sci-fi world, filled with slimy Zaftans, clever Yuks, a perky Pink Dragon Puppy, and many other colorful characters. Hank Quense's... Read More »	Heather Gudenkauf, NYT bestselling author of The Weight of Silence reviews The Midwife's Confession by Diane Chamberlain "Diane Chamberlain's The Midwife's Confession is a compelling tale of friendship and motherhood told with compassion and vivid honesty. Through the points of view... Read More »
Booklist reviews The Little Russian by Susan Sherman “(A) sweeping saga… from its grim depiction of war’s depredations to its harsh portrayals of anti-Semitism to its fiery love story. A mesmerizing read.” —... Read More »	A Book Blog from Ecuador reviews The Diabolist by Layton Green Convinced that a charismatic New Age prophet is behind the murders, the investigators undergo a perilous journey into the world of the occult as they try to... Read More »
Rolling Stone reviews Three Steps To Heaven: The Eddie Cochran Story by Susan VanHecke Buy this now... a biography that benefits from memory and family lore as well as interviews and research. Read More »	Shelf-Awareness reviews The Love We All Wait For by Lee W Doyle Lee Doyle has written an engaging, and sometimes dark, coming-of-age story set in the Salinas Valley in 1975. Sheila O'Connor is 17, still mourning the death of... Read More »
History Book Club reviews Conquistador: Hernan Cortes, King Montezuma, and the Last Stand of the Aztecs by Buddy Levy Conquistador: Hernan Cortes, King Montezuma, and the Last Stand of the Aztecs. By Buddy Levy. Bantam Dell. June 24, 2008. The conquest of Mexico—how a few hundred... Read More »	Quill & Quire reviews A Pocket Can Have a Treasure in It by Kathy Stinson The story’s lovely conceit works perfectly….This one has the feel of a classic. Read More »
THe Independent UK reviews Fat: An Appreciation of a Misunderstood Ingredient with Recipes by Jennifer McLagan Fat: An Appreciation of a Misunderstood Ingredient, with Recipes is much more than a cookery book. McLagan explains and debunks the received wisdom about how bad... Read More »	LA Times reviews Yes, Yes, Cherries by Mary Otis "These are invisible people in pockets of the city that go underchronicled... What ties them all together is Otis' strong voice, which is jittery and electric,... Read More »