Published Reviews

Seattle Times reviews The Year of Fog by Michelle Richmond A harrowing, beautifully written story. Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews The Girl in the Fall-Away Dress by Michelle Richmond “Richmond’s writing is perceptive and heartfelt, her subjects at once edgy and familiar. This is a winning debut.” Publishers Weekly Read More »
Washington Post Media Mix: A Quick Take on New Releases reviews The Year of Fog by Michelle Richmond Gripping…Grade: A Read More »	New York Times reviews The Girl in the Fall-Away Dress by Michelle Richmond The stories in Michelle Richmond’s first collection spin artfully off the life of a single character…smart and adept. Read More »
GameWyrd.com reviews Rune Stryders by Michael L Fiegel There's nothing that I'm going to fault Rune Stryders on. I can go through each bit of the book and safely say "I like that". But... the pieces don't quite add all... Read More »	RPGNow reviews Ninja Burger: The RPG 2nd Edition by Michael L Fiegel Ninja Burger: The Roleplaying Game is great. I picked it up mainly out of curiousity. Once I started reading it, I couldn't put it down (figuratively speaking, of... Read More »
Underkoffler's Overview reviews Ninja Burger Honorable Employee Handbook by Michael L Fiegel (W)orth purchasing if you play a Ninja Burger game, or if you're the sort of person who has bought or would buy Real Ultimate Power: the Official Ninja Book. While... Read More »	Smithsonian's Notable Books for Children 1995 reviews Fernando's Gift by Douglas R Keister The author traveled "deep inside the rain forest in Costa Rica" to document the life of a family committed to saving that country's remnant of old-growth... Read More »
Booklist reviews Fernando's Gift by Douglas R Keister Ages 5-8. Set deep in the Costa Rican rain forest, this bilingual (English and Spanish) story introduces young Fernando and his family. His mother takes care of... Read More »	Sunset Magazine reviews Stories in Stone: A Field Guide to Cemetery Symbolism and Iconography by Douglas R Keister Keister has done for cemetery exploration what Audubon did for birding. Read More »

The Girls From Ames AOL Canada reviews The Girls From Ames by Jeffrey Zaslow The girls from Ames – Karla, Kelly, Marilyn, Jane, Jenny, Karen, Cathy, Angela, Sally, Diana and Sheila – developed a close friendship growing up in Iowa in the... Read More »	The Girls From Ames KARE 11 TV reviews The Girls From Ames by Jeffrey Zaslow Eleven childhood friends who formed a special bond growing up in Ames, Iowa, are now the focus of a very popular book out right now. The Girls From Ames follows... Read More »
You Gotta Read Reviews reviews The Witch's Beast by Kiki Howell In the spirit of Gregory Macguire's Wicked, The Witch's Beast tells an old familiar tale from a different angle with a sexy spin. I thoroughly enjoyed this book... Read More »	Armchair Interviews reviews To Tempt the Wolf by Terry Spear An award-winning author of medieval historical romantic suspense treats us to a magical romance of a werewolf and a human, and how love can conquer all. Tess... Read More »
Out -numbered 3 to 1 reviews The Disappearance of Irene Dos Santos by Margaret Mascarenhas Irene dos Santos disappeared at age 15. Believed to have drowned while on holiday with her best friend, Lily Martinez, her body was never found. Now, years later,... Read More »	The Daily Beast reviews The Last Bridge by Teri Coyne A comic turned novelist debuts a dark tale. If you’re familiar with Teri Coyne’s former life as a stand-up comedian, get ready for something very, very different.... Read More »
People's Book Prize reviews The Ghosts of Eden by Andrew JH Sharp Magical language. Wonderfully drawn characters. Fascinating narrative that stops you from putting down this book before you've read it from cover to cover. A rich... Read More »	SLJ reviews Ice Song by Kirsten Imani Kasai Told in a quiet, sometimes almost dreamlike style reminiscent of fairy tales (though at times disturbing ones), Ice Song will appeal to teens interested in... Read More »
Ace & Hoser reviews Theft of the Master by Ted Davison <...> Edwin Alexander weaves all these stories together in a dramatic mystery where all is not what it seems. The sculpture is the centerpiece linking it all... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Winter of Secrets by Vicki Delany Starred Review. The discovery early one Christmas morning of the bodies of best friends Jason Wyatt-Yarmouth and Ewan Williams, two privileged young men from... Read More »