Published Reviews

Sahara Time reviews A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan by Farzana Versey Read More »	Deccan Herald reviews A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan by Farzana Versey The book tries to give as complete a slice of Pakistani society as possible, without any obfuscation no matter how disconcerting the narrative and introduces an... Read More »
The Mail Today reviews A Journey Interrupted: Being Indian in Pakistan by Farzana Versey WHAT makes an Indian woman undertake four trips to Pakistan in a span of six years? No, it wasn’t with a book in mind — Farzana Versey, the author of A Journey... Read More »	TIME Asia Edition reviews The Banquet Bug aka The Uninvited by Geling Yan Geling Yan serves up a tasty tale of desire and corruption in China... Read More »
The Oxford Times reviews Restitution by Eliza Graham HELEN PEACOCKE talks to Eliza Graham, whose latest novel is a love story of two refugees struggling to survive in the chaos of post-war Germany When Eliza Graham’... Read More »	RebeccasReads reviews I Thought So - A Book of Epigrams by Michael Lipsey “If you enjoy seeing things from a different angle, then this is the book for you.” As soon as I reached this line on the back cover of “I Thought So: A Book of... Read More »
Bookshelves of Doom reviews The Dust of 100 Dogs by A.S. King "The Dust of 100 Dogs is entertaining, multi-layered, smart and definitely gripping (sorry if this is TMI, but I had to pee for the better part of the last quarter... Read More »	Armchair Interviews reviews Dragon Wishes by Stacy Ann Nyikos Dragon Wishes by Stacy Nyikos is a wonderful book that mixes grief and hope to end with a realization that not only does life continue, but that joy is possible. Read More »
Bookwitch Blog reviews Dasha's Journal: A Cat Reflects on Life, Catness and Autism by T.O. Daria Dasha is a clever cat, and I’m glad I’ve got to read her journal on autism. She is very astute and has some good ideas about autism and especially about so-called... Read More »	The Daily American reviews The Last Queen by Christopher W Gortner This is a good historical novel, very well-written. Gortner brings to life an extraordinary queen in a dangerous era. Read More »

Diagram reviews Ovenman by Jeff Parker "Parker riffs on the brilliant, bombastic language of one When Thinfinger, pizza cook and then night manager at Gainesville, FL's Piecemeal Pizza by the Slice.... Read More »	Minnesota Reads reviews Nowhere~Land by A.W. Hill "Gritty and transcendent, author A.W. Hill takes the reader from the hills of Hollywood to the mountain-lands of Turkey, Iran, and Iraq on a search for God." Read More »
http://www.raintaxi.com/online/2002spring/hummer.shtml reviews Useless Virtues by T. R. Hummer In his previous collection, Walt Whitman in Hell, T. R. Hummer contrasted Whitman's idealistic lyrics of America with visions of a blighted nation, culminating in... Read More »	Booklist reviews The Barfighter by Ivan G. Goldman Booklist The Barfighter. Goldman, Ivan G. (Author) Apr 2009. 248 p. Permanent Press, hardcover, $28.00 At 41, Lee Cheskis is a part-time junior-college instructor... Read More »
Kirkus, The independent, The Tucson Weekly, Her Circle Ezine reviews A Garden of Aloes by Gayle Davies Jandrey Reviews of A Garden of Aloes – tough on the outside so they can stay soft within." – Kirkus The dialogue in the book is just right: each voice, distinct;... Read More »	Janet Peery, Author of What The Thunder Said reviews Bone Worship by Elizabeth Eslami "In this auspicious debut, Elizabeth Eslami explores with uncommon wit and depth and sensitivity the vexed questions of love and duty, the powerful tensions... Read More »
Library Journal reviews Bone Worship by Elizabeth Eslami “Compelling, authentic, and immensely satisfying. Bone Worship is full of wonderfully drawn characters, especially Jasmine’s awkward, gruff father. Recommended... Read More »	Irish Times reviews The Darkness of Bones by Sam Millar “The Darkness of Bones recreates the details of a child sex abuse scandal [Kincora] with shivery vividness.” Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Fortunate Harbor by Emilie Richards A juicy, sprawling beach read with a suspenseful twist, Richards’s sunny sequel to Happiness Key reveals the next life step for Tracy Deloche and her tenant... Read More »	Smashwords reviews Brunnhilde's Quest by Hank Quense Hank Quesne takes a sideways glance at Wagner's Ring Cycle and, in stark contrast to Wagner, makes us laugh. Siegfried isn't very clever and he isn't well-bred,... Read More »