Published Reviews

Fresh Ink (Canada) reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks The characters here, whether humourous, tragic, or mildly absurd are likeable, believable, and not always predictable--ordinary people, but with quirks that make... Read More »	Chicago Reader reviews Beer, Blood & Cornmeal by Bob Calhoun Calhoun describes it as a moment where wrestling grappled with surrealism, and surrealism won out with a suplex powerslam—a scene where audience members whipped... Read More »
WIRED.com reviews Beer, Blood & Cornmeal by Bob Calhoun A breezy and hilarious read, Beer, Blood & Cornmeal tells how a loose group of musicians, horror movie fans and a few actual professional wrestlers pushed... Read More »	Seattle Peak Oil Awareness reviews The Long Descent by John Michael Greer The Long Descent is one of the most highly anticipated peak oil books of the year, and it lives up to every ounce of hype. Greer is a captivating, brilliantly... Read More »
Book List reviews The Suffocating Sea by Pauline Rowson Detective Inspector Andy Horton is back in another hard-hitting police case. When a charred body is found on a boat in the local marina after a three-alarm fire,... Read More »	Vox, University of Calgary reviews Places by Scott C. Holstad Scott Holstad is a hard working young poet, whose first "real" book (read "perfect bound") has been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in poetry. Which is not to say... Read More »
Medieval Bookworm reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks This moving collection of short stories covers a full range of life experiences. Short stories excel at conveying one particular emotion each, and Christopher... Read More »	http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6574322.html?q=Cool+Jew%3A+The+Ultimate+Guide+for+Every+Me reviews Cool Jew: The Ultimate Guide for Every Member of The Tribe by Lisa Alcalay Klug Humor ANDREWS MCMEEL Cool Jew: The Ultimate Guide for Every Member of the Tribe (Sept., $12.99) by Lisa Alcalay Klug delivers the kosher response to The Preppy... Read More »
Sonshi.com reviews The Art of War by Stephen Kaufman SONSHI.COM: You are the author of two interpretative books, "The Book of Five Rings" and "The Art of War". We are fascinated by them because they are from a true... Read More »	The Pedestal Magazine reviews The Fractured World by Scott Owens Read More »

Kirkus Reviews reviews The Last Bridge by Teri Coyne A young woman engulfed by alcoholism is summoned home when her abusive father suffers a massive stroke and her mother kills herself. Narrator Alexandra, aka Cat,... Read More »	Foreword Clarion Reviews reviews Sardinian Silver by A. Colin Wright After an absence of forty-two years, languages professor A. Colin Wright returned for a visit to Sardinia. His nostalgic novel, Sardinian Silver, he says in its... Read More »
New York Times reviews Teardrops and Tiny Trailers by Douglas R Keister Virtually every page is colorfully illustrated with historic teardrops and, notably, the interesting vehicles used to tow them. His text is not without its charms... Read More »	On Healthy Survivorship reviews Let My Colors Out by Courtney Filigenzi Oftentimes, insights and mantras that help adults become Healthy Survivors can help children whose parent is going through treatment, if presented in an age-... Read More »
Barnes and Noble reviews Lola,California by Edie Meidav Edie Meidav's poignant novel is rooted in the story of Lana and Rose, whose sibling-like friendship in 1980s Berkeley is sundered by time -- and by a terrible... Read More »	Medieval Bookworm reviews To Serve a King by Donna Russo Morin “…Not only delivered that wonderful atmosphere, but an engaging story with a few twists, lively and sparkling characters, and very solid writing. ..highly... Read More »
American Book Review reviews The Beautiful Anthology by Elizabeth Collins This anthology focuses on both male and female persepectives on myths surrounding the concept of beauty. Read More »	Midwest Book Review reviews The Boy Who Loved Batman: A Memoir by Michael Uslan The Boy Who Loved Batman: A Memoir provides the true story of a comics- obsessed kid who came of age in the 1950s and transformed his passion to the Hollywood... Read More »
She Treads Softly reviews Blood Drama by Christopher Meeks Blood Drama by Christopher Meeks introduces us to Ian Nash, a grad student who has been kicked out of his PhD program. To make matters worse, while applying for... Read More »	Resource Links reviews The Bare Naked Book by Kathy Stinson Children and families who first shared this book in 1986 will be ready to revisit it with the next generation. This recently published 20th Anniversary edition is... Read More »