Published Reviews

The Washington Post reviews Pictures Showing What Happens on Each Page of Thomas Pynchon's Novel Gravity's Rainbow by Zak Smith "The end result of his endeavor is less an illustrated novel than a series of eerie, high art interpretations." Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews The Entire Predicament by Lucy Corin "A wide range of bizarre disquisitions and turns of events marks Corin's debut collection. The narrator of 'Wizened' declares that she 'became crotchety' at age 24... Read More »
Rain Taxi reviews The Entire Predicament by Lucy Corin "The Entire Predicament is fiercely strange and written with keen control. You don't read these stories: you undergo them. They are an event that is lived, not an... Read More »	E!Online reviews The Entire Predicament by Lucy Corin Lucy Corin's The Entire Predicament. These stories take about 10 seconds each to get their hooks in you for life. Do those hooks hurt? Of course they do, in all... Read More »
the Portland Mercury reviews The Entire Predicament by Lucy Corin "If prudence allowed, I would populate this review with nothing but passages from Lucy Corin's mesmerizing collection of stories, The Entire Predicament. My notes... Read More »	EnfuseMagazine.com reviews The Entire Predicament by Lucy Corin "Corin’s prose is playful but sharp; she invites readers to get comfortable, then yanks the rug up from under us....Collectively, these narrators’ musings on the... Read More »
January Magazine reviews Salvation by Lucia Nevai "This is 21st century fiction, perfectly rendered. Sometimes, it's so beautiful, it breaks your heart." Read More »	Elle reviews Salvation by Lucia Nevai "Crane is also, by way of Nevai’s humor and preternatural stylistic gifts, the kind of self-effacing, wickedly wise, subtly superior organic genius that we all... Read More »
NewPages.com reviews Salvation by Lucia Nevai "From laugh-out-loud hilarious to searingly poignant, Nevai crafts a powerful story about family, growing up, loss and redemption. Crane never loses sight of her... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Girls in Peril by Karen Lee Boren Set during the 1970s in a neighborhood of eastern Europeans near the shores of Lake Michigan, this crisp, self-assured tale of five girls, ranging in age from 11... Read More »

Viewpoint Reviews reviews Winning the Highlander's Heart by Terry Spear 18 2009 Here is why I loved this book: The author (Terry Spear) has a gift of making it easy to imagine yourself in another place and time while you get to know... Read More »	Amazon.com reviews The Wonderful Demise of Benjamin Arnold Guppy by Gina Collia-Suzuki This book is scrumptiously wicked! The character development is fantastically done and in the case of the Guppy's will leave you wanting to do them in yourself.... Read More »
Read All Day reviews Forgetting English: Stories by Midge Raymond November 20, 2009 Forgetting English, short stories by Midge Raymond, are unsettling and tightly-recorded revelations about relationships, exploring and dissecting... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews Diary of a Witness by Catherine Ryan Hyde Hyde portrays high school as downright frightening, a place where socially elite bullies are given free rein to torment the less fortunate with impunity. And for... Read More »
Amazon Review reviews Dream Chaser, A Novel That Reaches Beyond the Veil of Time by Christina Greenaway Christina Greenaway comes at us with great writing skill. Her characters are vivid, distinct and interesting. She weaves a story about success, fame and spiritual... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Old Man River: The Mississippi River in North American History by Paul Schneider Schneider, Paul. Old Man River: The Mississippi River in North American History. Holt. Sept. 2013. 416p. ISBN 9780805091366. $35; ebk. ISBN... Read More »
The Boston Globe reviews How to Be by Lisa Brown I'll start with Lisa Brown's first book, ``How to Be," which gives instruction on how to be a bear, a monkey, a turtle, a snake, a spider, a dog, and, ultimately,... Read More »	The Bash Brothers: A Legacy Subpoenaed Modesto Bee reviews The Bash Brothers: A Legacy Subpoenaed by Dale E Tafoya Read More »
http://www.darkecho.com/JohnShirley/bb_pw.html reviews Black Butterflies by John Shirley Best known as one of the founders of cyberpunk for his novel City Come A-Walkin' (1980) and as principal screenwriter of the cult classic film, The Crow, Shirley (... Read More »	Simply Romance Reviews reviews Hurricane Breeze by Terry Odell This book is for anyone who tries and succeeds at breaking out their own self-imposed exile and finds their heart’s desire. Read More »