Published Reviews

San Francisco Chronicle reviews The Anatomist: A True Story of Gray's Anatomy by Bill Hayes Bill Hayes has always been fascinated with the human body, but it wasn't until he audited anatomy classes at the University of California Medical Center that he... Read More »	Bay Area Reporter reviews Attack of the Man-Eating Lotus Blossoms by Justin Chin Popular and controversial San Francisco performance artist Justin Chin's best set-pieces, presented nationally and abroad from 1993-2001, have been translated into... Read More »
galatea resurrects http://galatearesurrection4.blogspot.com/ reviews Gutted by Justin Chin Justin Chin’s third poetry collection, Gutted, which is dedicated to the memory of Chin’s father, Dr. Chin Jeck Soon, is comprised of poems conveying a son’s... Read More »	Barnes & Noble reviews Small Town Odds by Jason Headley Wrought with strikingly sublime humor and a decidedly quirky cast of characters, Headley’s first novel details a week in the life of a young man as he struggles... Read More »
San Antonio Express-News reviews With the Wind, Kevin Dolan by Bryce Milligan Bryce Milligan cleverly telescopes time back to pre-revolutionary Texas to recount the adventures of some hardy Irish immigrants in... Read More »	Skyline Magazine reviews With the Wind, Kevin Dolan by Bryce Milligan Milligan, who has written three books for children and young adults, including You Are There: Battle of the Alamo, recalls reading... Read More »
Texas Books in Review reviews With the Wind, Kevin Dolan by Bryce Milligan Bryce Milligan's With the Wind, Kevin Dolan (is) a stirring yarn of Irish immigrants in Texas just prior to the 1836 Revolution... Read More »	WOAI Radio reviews Lost and Certain of It by Bryce Milligan This week I introduce to you to Bryce Milligan, one of the most active participants in the San Antonio literary community. He is the publisher behind... Read More »
San Antonio Express-News reviews Lost and Certain of It by Bryce Milligan Music is a recurring subject in many of Bryce Milligan's poems in this new collection, which also includes several song lyrics. The emotive quality of... Read More »	Pacific Sun reviews The Beheading Game by Brenda Webster In the medieval epic Gawain and the Green Knight, a monstrous knight, all in green, appears at King Arthur's Camelot. Anyone there may chop off his... Read More »

East Bay Express reviews Some, like elephants by Laura Glen Louis "She prefers to write in bed, but the beds in which Laura Glen Louis dreamed up the lines in her haunting debut poetry collection 'Some, like elephants'; her 2001... Read More »	Good Family Reads reviews The Flag Keeper by Stacy Juba A very easy to read format, a few long words that are very well explained will not only entertain but teach kids of all ages. I was very happy that the Flag Facts... Read More »
Darhk Portal reviews Dreaming of the Wolf by Terry Spear Okay, apparently the book gods saw me in my distress over my dilema with the less than hotness level in the recent books... Read More »	Sunshiney Daze reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera This book started out at a fast-pace. I immediately started to like Eric Caine, and his flaws. I enjoyed the story-line and really liked all the... Read More »
Deal Hunting Diva reviews Gertrude's Broken Wand (Marmalade Book 1) by Jason Thibeault This new book was just released on 10/22 and I had the privilege of getting a signed copy to preview and review with my son and my nephew. My son is in 1st grade... Read More »	Terrain: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments reviews Lit Windowpane by Suzanne Frischkorn Moving through Girl on a Bridge, we experience a general progression through time: the teenager of “Great Lash” becomes an adult becomes a wife becomes the mother... 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 »	So Many Precious Books, So Little Time reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks In this bright and intelligent book, we follow Edward Meopian from the age of 14 to 45 years old (1968-1999). His mother died when he was young and his father does... Read More »
Brain, Child (Summer 2008) reviews Schuyler's Monster: A Father's Journey with His Wordless Daughter by Robert C. Rummel-Hudson When the instructor of the Lamaze class that Rummel-Hudson attended with his pregnant wife said, “So the first thing the nurse will do is hand the new baby to you... Read More »	Cindy's Love of Books reviews To Tempt the Wolf by Terry Spear I didn't realize that this was the third in the book right away and that really didn't make a difference in the book for me. It can be read as a stand alone. I do... Read More »