Published Reviews

Armchair Reviews reviews When Danger Calls by Terry Odell Open the pages of When Danger Calls, and step into an action-filled journey you can’t escape... It’s like Barbie meets Wolverine. Two totally different worlds... Read More »	Darque Reviews reviews The Missing Ink by Karen Olson The Missing Ink is suspenseful, entertaining from the start, and has a touch of romance that nicely rounds out the story. Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews The Missing Ink by Karen Olson The Painted Lady, a tattoo shop in contemporary Las Vegas, and its owner, artist turned tattooist Brett Kavanaugh, are central to this pleasantly jargon-free... Read More »	Small Press Review reviews Word Dancing by Jeanne Powell As soon as you open WORD DANCING, Jeanne Powell's craftswomanship and power draw you in and keep you reading until the final syllable. Each word feels carefully... Read More »
Unique Logophilos website reviews The Bones of Summer by Anne Brooke Ms Brooke stares unflinchingly at the dark underbelly of every day existence, and makes it uncomfortably real ... Read More »	Gently Read Literature, July 2009 issue reviews A Brief History of Time by Shaindel Rebekah Beers A Brief History of Time by Shaindel Beers reveals her tensions at the duplicity of her life which finds her sometimes stuck back on the Midwestern farm of her... Read More »
The Winnipeg Free Press reviews The Peep Diaries: How We're Learning to Love Watching Ourselves and Our Neighbors by Hal Niedzviecki The Peep Diaries How We're Learning to Love Watching Ourselves and Our Neighbors By Hal Niedzviecki City Lights, 296 pages, $18 IS the Internet turning North... Read More »	Publisher’s Weekly reviews April & Oliver by Tess Callahan Publisher’s Weekly - June 15, 2009 April & Oliver Tess Callahan. Grand Central, $23.99 (326p) ISBN 9780446540599 In this memorable debut, Callahan offers a... Read More »
Manic Readers site reviews Painting from Life by Anne Brooke Read More »	Bay Area Poets Seasonal Review (spring 2009 issue) reviews Word Dancing by Jeanne Powell WORD DANCING is a rich and opulent anthology of the poet's work. The collages are a welcome, sophisticated addition: diverse elements juxtaposed in a fresh and... Read More »

Philadelphia Inquirer - Jobs by Philly.com reviews Career Success Without a Real Job: The Career Book for People Too Smart to Work in Corporations by Ernie J. Zelinski What if my main motivation for becoming an entrepreneur is to work less and earn more? Then you may take inspiration from the success of Ernie Zelinski, who... Read More »	Chick Lit Reviews reviews When I Found You by Catherine Ryan Hyde When I Found You was an astounding tale of (grand)father/son-type relationship and was incredibly well written by Catherine. There were minor characters in the... Read More »
http://colleenanderson.wordpress.com/2009/11/12/book-review-the-sweetest-kiss/ reviews Midnight at Sheremetyevo in "The Sweetest Kiss" by Remittance Girl The book opens with “Midnight at Sheremetyeo” by Remittance Girl. It is a simple tale, not really new in plot, of a vampire who breaks the rules that keep them... Read More »	When Falls the Colesium: A Journal of American Culture (or lack thereof) reviews Everything but the Coffee: Learning about America from Starbucks by Bryant Simon ryant Simon, author of Everything but the Coffee: Learning about America from Starbucks, is a history professor at Temple University in Philadelphia and has spent... Read More »
Tucson Weekly reviews Cold Black Hearts by Jeffrey J. Mariotte You will keep reading, though. This is Mariotte's great talent: His writing hooks you, and you just have to see how things end. And Annie, much in the vein of the... Read More »	www.booksthathealkids.com reviews Let My Colors Out by Courtney Filigenzi Some Q & A With Let My Colors Out Author Courtney Filigenzi: What inspired you to write this book for children? "Over the years, I watched as neighbors,... Read More »
Litnet.co.za reviews Stones for my Father by Trilby Kent "[Kent] has added a valuable contribution to the canon of South African writing. This novel should be available in every school library, if not prescribed as a set... Read More »	Out in Print reviews Silver Moon by Catherine Lundoff "Whether you read for high concept or sheer entertainment, Silver Moon will not disappoint. Here's hoping the women of Silver Moon will return." Read More »
Library Journal reviews Men of Bronze by Scott Oden By 526 B.C.E., Egypt is on the brink of destruction. Ruling dynasties are increasingly corrupt, the common people are looking for new, strong leadership, and... Read More »	Small Spiral Notebook reviews The Understory by Pamela Erens Jack Gorse, the bookish, obsessive protagonist of Pamela Erens’ debut novel, is part of a long line of literary wanderers. Like Binx Bolling, from Walker Percy’s... Read More »