Published Reviews

The Blurb (Australia) reviews February Flowers by Fan Wu "February Flowers is an impressive debut from Wu. It offers an insight into contemporary Chinese life not often seen in literature of Chinese origin and will... Read More »	San Francisco Chronicle reviews February Flowers by Fan Wu Read More »
Washington Post Book World reviews Finn by Jon Clinch Clinch reimagines Finn in a strikingly original way, replacing Huck's voice with his own magisterial vision -- one that's nothing short of revelatory. Read More »	Straits Times Singapore reviews February Flowers by Fan Wu "A winning debut…engrossing, beautifully written…sophisticated blend of lyricism, humour, sexual titillation and earnest exploration of being and becoming…... Read More »
That's Beijing Magazine reviews February Flowers by Fan Wu "First-time author Fan Wu's elegant pacing and tidy, vivid prose captures China on the cusp of its economic boom, with the characters caught in the social... Read More »	The Tablet (UK) reviews February Flowers by Fan Wu This first novel (February Flowers) commands our attention if we want to understand contemporary China...Yan is perhaps...the bipolar characteristics of... Read More »
Financial Times Book Review(UK) reviews February Flowers by Fan Wu "a novel that turns its eye away from imagined audiences and keeps it trained on the story at hand...the ease with which it (the novel) shakes off the... Read More »	The Asian Review of Books reviews February Flowers by Fan Wu "A fresh, original work that strikes a fine balance between intimacy and restraint, and shatters several stereotypes along the way….The author's control of... Read More »
The Bulletin (Australia) reviews February Flowers by Fan Wu "Characters, plot, and Chinoiserie combine in a debut novel that shines…animated by unforgettable characters, and infused with emotional honesty, Fan Wu's... Read More »	Columbia Journalism Review reviews Deep Water: The Epic Struggle over Dams, Displaced People, and the Environment by Jacques Leslie ... Deep Water is not a book about dams, as it were, but about three people whose lives have been lived in the tall shadows of dams. This makes all the... Read More »

Fallen Angel Reviews reviews Heart of the Wolf by Terry Spear Heart of the Wolf by Terry Spear is a fantastic new addition to the popular trend of shape shifter stories. I loved this story, not only does Ms. Spear draw the... Read More »	Fallen Angel Reviews reviews Winning the Highlander's Heart by Terry Spear Winning the Highlander's Heart is just that. Two independent Highlanders, both proud and stubborn, reluctant to let another into their hearts. Anice believes she... Read More »
Esquire.com reviews Yes, Yes, Cherries by Mary Otis "Yes, Yes, Cherries offers an intriguing batch of imperfect characters and unstable conditions. Otis has a sharp eye for people’s habits. She knows how to draw... 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 »
http://vulpeslibris.wordpress.com reviews War on the Margins by Libby Cone "...The story is a simply told, but utterly compelling look at the Nazi occupation of the Channel Islands. Three main female characters drive the narrative.... Read More »	The Girls From Ames BORDERS's Shortlist Interview reviews The Girls From Ames by Jeffrey Zaslow The co-author, with Randy Pausch, of the inspiring bestseller The Last Lecture, Jeffrey Zaslow offers another charming book of wisdom and life lessons in The Girls... Read More »
The Girls From Ames The Capital reviews The Girls From Ames by Jeffrey Zaslow all started with an e-mail from Jennifer Litchman six years ago. The Annapolis resident sent the message to Wall Street Journal columnist Jeffrey Zaslow after he... Read More »	Romance Reviews Today reviews The Dowry Bride by Shobhan Bantwal THE DOWRY BRIDE is Shobhan Bantwal's first novel, and it's an incredible beginning. Writing of her native land, Ms. Bantwal has given western readers a peek into a... Read More »
http://www.internetreviewofbooks.com/aug09/brief_reviews.html reviews Shimmer by Eric Barnes “Eric Barnes colors his characters with nuance and complexity. … [F]ast-paced and exciting, and above all, thought provoking.” Read More »	Thoughts in Progress reviews The Accidental Highland Hero by Terry Spear The beautiful scenery and flowing dialect will draw you in. The story will hold you captive as author Terry Spear takes you on a fantastic journey back in time for... Read More »