Published Reviews

Tucson Weekly reviews Provocaciones, Letters from the Prettiest Girl in Arvin by Rafaela Castro The "prettiest girl in Arvin," from the title of Rafaela's G. Castro's collection of personal essays, was sometimes called "Pablito" or "muchachito"--little Pablo... Read More »	Nylon Magazine reviews Dirty Words: A Literary Encyclopedia of Sex by Ellen Sussman Bookmark: DIRTY WORDS: A LITERARY ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SEX Shit. Piss. Fuck. Cunt. Cocksucker. Motherfucker. Tits. These were the seven obscenities which were the... Read More »
Amazon reviews Seabird by Sherry Thompson Narenta--the New Narnia, May 27, 2008 By Catherine Hassan The Pevensie children are no longer the only ones being pulled away from their lives on Earth in order... Read More »	Booklist reviews No One You Know by Michelle Richmond Heartbreaking and compelling…Richmond gracefully weaves in fascinating background material on the coffee culture and the field of mathematics as she thoughtfully... Read More »
MSNBC reviews How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free: Retirement Wisdom That You Won't Get from Your Financial Advisor by Ernie J. Zelinski Golden Years Guide If dad is on the brink of retirement or has already retired, Ernie J. Zelinski’s new book will help him make the most of it. How to Retire... Read More »	Sun Herald (South Mississippi) reviews A Journey into Michelangelo's Rome by Angela K Nickerson What inspires great artists and what are their contributions to the world? First-time author Angela Nickerson delves into this subject with her book, "A Journey... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Madapple by Christina Meldrum Theology is on trial in this extraordinary first novel, which alternates between courtroom transcripts and a first-person account by the heroine, Aslaug,... Read More »	Geeks of Doom reviews Huntress: Year One #1 "Girls Can't Be Pope" by Ivory Madison This issue fills me with hope for the following issues, as the story told is remarkably insightful, psychologically speaking. Actual thought has gone into the... Read More »
Fantasy & Science Fiction May 1990 reviews THE ELEPHANT TALKS TO GOD by Dale Estey REVIEW OF FIRST EDITION: Dale Estey's The Elephant Talks to God is, first and foremost, a witty, satirical book about the relationship between mortals and an... Read More »	Holtuncensored.com reviews Behind Every Choice is a Story by Gloria Feldt "...The speaker is Gloria Feldt, president of Planned Parenthood and author of the eye-opening and invaluable title, "Behind Every Choice Is a Story" (University... Read More »

Amazon reviews TWO MURDERS REAPED by Cynthia Sally Haggard I read "Two Murders Reaped" in one day; I couldn't put it down. In this final book of Cynthia Haggard's "Thwarted Queen" series, the power struggle that has... Read More »	Goodreads reviews The Long Night of Flying by Sharon Olson Some lovely pieces here. A mature woman's perspective on life and death and love. A generous intelligence. Concrete and satisfying poems. I was enthralled by this... 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 »	Publishers Weekly reviews Ovenman by Jeff Parker "Parker's hilarious debut introduces to the world pizza-slinging, skateboarding, tattooed anti-hero When Thinfinger.... the narrative is full of surprises, dark... Read More »
AT HOME PLATE reviews A TALE OF THREE CITIES: THE 1962 BASEBALL SEASON IN NEW YORK, LOS ANGELES, AND SAN FRANCISCO by Steven Robert Travers The 1962 season will be remembered fondly by baseball fans. Five years after leaving New York, the Dodgers and Giants hooked up for a great division race. The two... Read More »	S.F. Chronicle reviews Becoming Jimi Hendrix by Brad Schreiber "Roby and Schreiber provide an insightful account of an artist who perceived his craft differently from any guitarist before or since." Read More »
The Faster Times reviews Lola,California by Edie Meidav Meidav succeeds brilliantly in creating an authentic friendship between Lana and Rose, one that is messy, captivating, and durable. The Lolas are their most... Read More »	KMUW reviews Osa & Martin: For the Love of Adventure by Kelly Enright Audio review on Kansas public radio. Read More »
The Durango Herald reviews Osa & Martin: For the Love of Adventure by Kelly Enright Vail historian Kelly Enright re-introduces the couple that time forgot in her new book, Osa and Martin: For the Love of Adventure. There must be something about... Read More »	Kirkus (starred review) reviews Do Chocolate Lovers Have Sweeter Babies: The Surprising Science of Pregnancy by Jena Pincott Known for her previous research on love and sexual attraction, the author makes a natural transition in her latest. Delving into the science of pregnancy,... Read More »