Published Reviews

PRISM QUARTERLY reviews By the Way: Poems over the Years by David Radavich "Radavich is certainly vigorous . . . . He chooses his words carefully and pulls his lines together for the utmost impact and clarity. Rarely obtuse, hardly... Read More »	TIME OF SINGING reviews By the Way: Poems over the Years by David Radavich "David Radavich has given us a thought-provoking and intriguing volume. Many pieces contain fine music that glows with reading aloud. The initial poem, '... Read More »
ORBIS (UK) reviews By the Way: Poems over the Years by David Radavich "David Radavich demonstrates how he has found the perfect poetic technique for the expression of his unfailingly interesting take on life. This is splendidly... Read More »	Time Magazine reviews Einstein's Daughter: The Search for Lieserl by Michele Zackheim The result is a colorful glimpse of rural Serbian culture, with its patrimonial society, strong family loyalties, female subservience, slow, leisurely discourse.... Read More »
Broken Colors Booklist reviews Broken Colors by Michele Zackheim With soaring lyricism, Zackheim limns an exquisitely haunting portrait of an indelibly scarred, yet deeply passionate woman. Read More »	Broken Colors Internet reviews Broken Colors by Michele Zackheim Library Journal calls Broken Colors "comic and wise," and Booklist says it's absolutely haunting. Vanessa Redgrave (!!!!) loved it. I say it's a strong,... Read More »
Broken Colors Library Journal reviews Broken Colors by Michele Zackheim This is a beautiful novel, sometimes comic and always wise. Visual artist Zackheim imbues the novel with her deep knowledge of the art world. Read More »	The Plain Dealer reviews Killer Year: Stories to Die For by JT Ellison I applaud the idea behind the creation of Killer Year, and cheer even more because it's such a success. This anthology of short crime stories (St. Martin's... Read More »
Amazon.Com Editor's Picks reviews Best Evidence by Michael L Schmicker In Best Evidence, Michael Schmicker assembles scientific documentation for experiences that many readers intuitively believe are real, despite mainstream... Read More »	Gourmet Retailer reviews Mediterranean Summer by David Shalleck When I first met Chef David Shalleck, he had just returned from a summer (or two) sailing around the Mediterranean and cooking on board a yacht owned by a wealthy... Read More »

Gather reviews Destiny of the Wolf by Terry Spear Terry Spear’s wolves are neither wild not tame. They live in small towns, keeping their identity secret from their human friends, running hospitals, schools,... Read More »	WDRF reviews Deidre's Secret by Terry Spear Title: Deidre's Secret Author: Terry Lee Wilde Publisher: The Wild Rose Press YA Climbing Rosebud Rating: Sweet ISBN: 1-60154-414-6 I enjoyed the book very much... Read More »
Nights and Weekends reviews Deidre's Secret by Terry Spear Deidre has a secret: she’s psychic. On her sixteenth birthday, the visions become more powerful and deadly. She’s no longer rescuing newspapers from sprinklers or... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Valley of the Lost by Vicki Delany Delany explores the social dynamics of a small mountain community as well as deftly handling the plot's twists and turns as it builds to a pulse-pounding... Read More »
Association of American Colleges and Universities reviews Men and Feminism by Shira Tarrant With this concise overview of men’s role in feminism, Shira Tarrant makes a substantial contribution to the project of ally-building across gender lines. Tarrant... Read More »	School Library Journal-Starred Review reviews PEEP! A Little Book About Taking A Leap by Maria S van Lieshout Peep is a baby chick who follows his mother and sisters along the sidewalk, but when his sisters jump confidently off the edge, Peep hesitates. His reactions run... Read More »
Fantasy Book Critic reviews Ice Song by Kirsten Imani Kasai "A strange but wonderful novel and highly, highly recommended "Ice Song" is a book that establishes Ms. Kasai as an author to follow and get any new book asap. I... Read More »	Romance Studio reviews To Tempt the Wolf by Terry Spear "Do not attempt to start reading this book unless you have a full two hours to sit and be held spell bound by what begins to unfold from the first page of this... Read More »
BookGeeks reviews War on the Margins by Libby Cone Libby Cone’s debut novel is notable for a number of reasons: firstly because, unusually for a work of fiction, its genesis was as a thesis for a Masters Degree in... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews A Richer Dust by amy l. boaz Publishers Weekly November 19, 2007 A Richer Dust Amy Boaz. Permanent, $26 (213p) ISBN 978-1-57962-159-9 In her beguiling debut, Boaz ambitiously plays... Read More »