Published Reviews

Amazon.com reviews Time Will Tell by Yemi Elegunde Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Time Will Tell (Paperback) I could not read Yemi's story all at once It took time. I had to put the... Read More »	Missio Authonomy reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux I am working my way through the Roux opera with pleasure. At last, someone who enjoys playing with the craft of story-telling. I really enjoy the excursions into... Read More »
Missio Authonomy reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux What a great beginning. No introduction, no preamble, smash, straight into poor Stevie's world. You are a great writer, extremely accomplished, sorry, I threw... Read More »	Missio Authonomy reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux Got up very early this morning and read 'Missio' straight on through. I absolutely could not stop! It is brilliant and grand--I can't think of a better word than... Read More »
Missio Authonomy reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux This reads so factually at times that it sounds true-life, which really is what drew me in. I thoroughly enjoyed the tone behind your MC's voice, he is a wee bit... Read More »	Missio Authonomy reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux This reads so factually at times that it sounds true-life, which really is what drew me in. I thoroughly enjoyed the tone behind your MC's voice, he is a wee bit... Read More »
Missio Amazon.com reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux "I have become a bit obsessive about how many Hull trawlers went down over the years. They say that it was more dangerous to be a trawlerman than a miner." So... Read More »	Missio Amazon.com reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux I often hear people complaining that there is an identikit trend in publishing these days. Everything is a re-hash of something else. We have the sparkly vampire... Read More »
Missio Amazon.com reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux When I started reading Missio, I had an idea of what I thought it was about - I was half right! This is a story about learning to live with loss and tragedy, but... Read More »	Missio Amazon.com reviews Missio by Tim Hewtson le Roux When I started to read this book I was expecting, from the blurb, something of a cross between E Nesbit and Enid Blyton - which, I hasten to add, was to me a... Read More »

Multinational Monitor reviews Plunder: When the Rule of Law is Illegal by Ugo Mattei Plunder: When the Rule of Law is Illegal Plunder: When the Rule of Law is Illegal By Ugo Matt ei and Laura Nader Hoboken, NJ: Wiley-Blackwell, 2008 296 pages; $84.... Read More »	Pirenes Fountain reviews Yoga Heart: Lines on the Six Perfections by Leza Lowitz Yoga Heart: Lines on the Six Perfections By Leza Lowitz2011 Stone Bridge PressReviewed by Mari L’Esperance "All author proceeds from the sale of the book... Read More »
The Fix Short Fiction Review reviews Eshu & the Anthropic Principle (short story within TRIANGULATION anthology) by Geoffrey Thorne The universe is dying in Geoffrey Thorne’s “Eshu and the Anthropic Principle,” and all that’s left is the god Eshu and a few stubborn bits of matter. Having... 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 »
Universidad de las Americas reviews A List of Offences by Dilruba Z. Ara Nuestra reseña ensayÌstica traducida y publicada con el TOMO “LA LISTA DE OFENSAS” MARAVILLOSA NOVELA DE NUESTRA AMIGA, LA ESCRITURA UNIVERSAL, DLIRUBA Z. ARA. A... Read More »	The John Batchelor Show website reviews Nights in the Pink Motel: An American Strategist's Pursuit of Peace in Iraq by Robert Earle "He wants something now..." By John Batchelor on November 22, 2008 12:31 AM \| 2 Comments Iraq, January 2005, George Bush Impatient. Speaking Sunday 23 to... Read More »
Banner Journal reviews The Social Cause Diet: Filling Up with Satisfying Acts of Service by Gail Perry Johnston The latest statistics show nearly two-thirds of U.S. citizens are overweight with nearly half of all Americans qualifying as obese. To combat the condition,... Read More »	The Julian Game KIRKUS reviews The Julian Game by Adele Griffin Out of boredom, Raye and her best friend Natalya create a phony Facebook profile for a college freshman named Elizabeth Lavenzck. Elizabeth becomes Raye’s way into... Read More »
Energy Bulletin reviews The Long Descent by John Michael Greer The brilliance of Greer is that he takes the trouble to explain these social mindsets from the beginning so by the end of it you are like "yeah how obvious... Read More »	The New York Times reviews The House of Mondavi: The Rise and Fall of an American Wine Dynasty by Julia Flynn Siler Asimov finds The House of Mondavi "clear," "detailed," and "compelling." He writes: "Call it Greek tragedy or Shakespearean drama, Biblical strife, Freudian... Read More »