Published Reviews
American Studies International, Vol XXXVIII, no. 1, pp. 61-71 reviews
by Geling Yan
Scholarly article by Prof. Pin-chia Feng, Chair of Department of Foreign Languages and Literature at National Chiao-Tung University, Taiwan. Prof. Feng suggests a...
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Library Journal reviews
Gage’s inspector is a fascinating character, a man who once dispensed his own brand of Brazilian justice now charged with upholding the law of the land. Highly...
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The New York Times reviews
by Barack Obama
Barack Obama, the junior senator from Illinois and the Democratic Party’s new rock star, is that rare politician who can actually write—and write movingly and...
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Publisher's Weekly reviews
San Francisco attorney Siegel's debut pits a likable lead against a giant law firm run by villains and fools; the result is a well-made courtroom page-turner,...
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San Francisco Chronicle reviews
by Justin Chin
The title, of course, is howlingly ironic. If San Francisco poet Justin Chin is laughing, it's just a gag reflex against a particularly bitter pill.
A gay, punk-...
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The New York Times Book Review reviews
by Bill Hayes
How do you write a book about someone about whom next to nothing is known? For most writers, the answer would be move on to the next subject. But Bill Hayes has an...
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USA TODAY reviews
What a wonderful title: The Joy of Not Working.
Ernie Zelinski's basic message, no matter your career stage: get a well-balanced life and quit relying on your job...
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Book News Portland OR reviews
Writer and photographer Keister offers a beautifully photographed book which looks at past and present day courtyards around the world. The book examines the...
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January Magazine reviews
It wasn't long after our love affair with the car developed that we managed to combine it with another passion: travel. That seems an obvious statement since cars...
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Barnes & Noble Explorations reviews
Brilliantly blending the cutthroat intrigues of the high-tech business world with revolutionary world building, Edelman could quite possibly be the love child of...
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Southbridge (MA) News reviews
Civil War buffs abound and this book is a must for them. It will also be found interesting to people who are interested in character studies and to quite another...
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ForeWord Magazine reviews
by A.S. King
"The author’s depiction of an autonomous, courageous, and intelligent girl coming of age in the midst of chaos (both historic and contemporary) is compelling. The...
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VOYA reviews
by A.S. King
Although a melange of piracy, reincarnation, dog-training tips, and prosaic family drama seems an unlikely basis for a young adult novel, King weaves an unusual...
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The Psychologist, Vol. 22 reviews
by T.O. Daria
Dasha, the feline narrator, is a witty cat-scientist. Her research focuses on Alex, an autistic boy, whose family has learned the hard way how best to accommodate...
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Read About Comics reviews
"Egg Story is goofy in some places and deadly serious in others. From start to finish, though, it’s thoroughly enjoyable."
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3cr radio 855 Melbourne reviews
"This is a fun book... very engaging, beautifully funny. Recommended."
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North Shore Outlook reviews
"the collection of varied tales (has) tragedy and violent drama crackling with comedic noir and irony that borders tenderly-spun farce."
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