Published Reviews

The Compulsive Reader reviews Annie: The Mysterious Morgan Horse by Ellen F. Feld "Writer Feld has crafted a magnificent tale that includes examples of truthfulness, dependability, comradeship, and human nature, in the quick paced chronicle... Read More »	Armchair Reviews reviews Annie: The Mysterious Morgan Horse by Ellen F. Feld "This is a great story for young readers ages nine and up. Ellen Feld’s knowledge of horses–their care, breeding and showing–is very evident and lends... Read More »
Horsemen's Yankee Pedlar reviews Annie: The Mysterious Morgan Horse by Ellen F. Feld "Ellen Feld has given kids another top-notch book in her award-winning Morgan Horse series...This book combines an exciting story with a lot of useful,... Read More »	The New York Times reviews The Subway Chronicles (edited by Jacquelin Cangro) "AN EGG SALAD SANDWICH ON THE RED LINE" essay by Anastasia M Ashman "Anyone who has ever been exasperated by an out-of-towner who lacked the chops for New York life will empathize with Anastasia Ashman's story about a sofa-... Read More »
Journal of Middle East Womens' Studies reviews TALES FROM THE EXPAT HAREM: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey (edited with Jennifer Eaton Gokmen) by Anastasia M Ashman "A supremely feminine book. It can be dipped into at any point, but there is a rhythm and progression to the presentation of these episodes, so that reading... Read More »	Perceptive Travel Online Magazine reviews TALES FROM THE EXPAT HAREM: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey (edited with Jennifer Eaton Gokmen) by Anastasia M Ashman Tales from the Expat Harem is a lovingly produced book that probably gives a more rounded, fully fleshed-out view of Turkey than any book has managed before. It... Read More »
Globe and Mail, Canada reviews TALES FROM THE EXPAT HAREM: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey (edited with Jennifer Eaton Gokmen) by Anastasia M Ashman In this collection of essays, 29 foreign women share their tales of conflict and discovery in Turkey. Spanning four decades and most of the country's regions,... Read More »	Daily Telegraph, UK reviews TALES FROM THE EXPAT HAREM: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey (edited with Jennifer Eaton Gokmen) by Anastasia M Ashman 'Tales from the Expat Harem: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey' Ed. Anastasia M Ashman and Jennifer Eaton GökmenSeal Women's Travel293 pages, paperback, £8.99 This is... Read More »
Kirkus Reviews reviews The Ancient Rain by Domenic Stansberry "This brilliantly imagined version of real events packs an emotional wallop genre fiction rarely delivers." Kirkus Reviews Starred Review* Read More »	National Geographic Traveler Online reviews TALES FROM THE EXPAT HAREM: Foreign Women in Modern Turkey (edited with Jennifer Eaton Gokmen) by Anastasia M Ashman Tales from the Expat Harem, edited by Anastasia Ashman and Jennifer Eaton Gokmen (Seal Press, 2006)Follow the journeys of 29 women as they discover Turkey and its... Read More »

AfterEllen.com reviews On A Silver Platter by Linda Morganstein Linda Morganstein’s Alexis Pope mystery series is filled with intrigue, humor and genuine suspense...As with the two previous Alexis Pope books, On A Silver... Read More »	Examiner.com reviews Dasha's Journal: A Cat Reflects on Life, Catness and Autism by T.O. Daria It’s 170 plus pages long, encompassing 10 chapters, glossary and bibliography. Dasha, the family’s cat, took it upon herself to do some research about autism using... Read More »
Love Romances & More reviews Nox Dormienda (A Long Night for Sleeping) by Kelli Stanley What sets this book a step above many others is that it keeps the reader guessing and is fast paced enough to never incite boredom. Ms Stanley must have done a... Read More »	Don Carleton, Director, Center for American History reviews Roadwork: Rock & Roll Turned Inside Out by Susan VanHecke A major contribution to the literature of rock and roll. Read More »
The Washington Post reviews Waiting for the Apocalypse: A Memoir of Faith and Family by Veronica Chater At the center of "Waiting for the Apocalypse: A Memoir of Faith and Family" stands the figure of Veronica Chater's father, a one-time California highway patrol... Read More »	Canadian Book Review Annual reviews Big or Little? by Kathy Stinson The award-winning team of Kathy Stinson and Robin Baird Lewis have created another appealing pre-schooler. We are introduced first to his bare toes, and then to... Read More »
CM: Canadian Review of Materials reviews Those Green Things by Kathy Stinson Kathy Stinson has done it again. She has got right inside the mind of a bored child pestering her mother and exercising her own imagination at the same time.... Read More »	The Los Angeles Times reviews Who Lives? (A Play) by Christopher Meeks March is National Kidney Month, which makes the docudrama "Who Lives?" only appropriate. Christopher Meeks' fact-based play about an anonymous citizens committee... Read More »
The Historical Novels Review reviews Restitution by Eliza Graham In January 2006 Alix is tracked down by her birth son, Michael. He asks the question she has long dreaded: ‘who is my father?’ The answer is simple and yet so... Read More »	Huntress Reviews reviews The Vampire...In My Dreams by Terry Spear Ironically, it is when Marissa is hunting vampires that she meets her soul mate, who happens to be almost a vampire. Dominic has one shot at escaping a dark... Read More »