Published Reviews

Bookviews by Alan Caruba reviews Self-Revealization Acceptance - Your Divine Right to Live in Joy and Freedom by Stephen Kaufman Stephen F. Kaufman, www.hanshi.com, wants you to question some of your fundamental beliefs, but particularly those that do not want you to question faith as a... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Gathering of Waters by Bernice L McFadden McFadden, Bernice L. Gathering of Waters. Akashic. Jan. 2012. c.250p. ISBN 9781617750328. $24.95; pap. ISBN 9781617750311. $15.95.... Read More »
Publisher's Weekly reviews Julia's Child by Sarah Pinneo Pinneo skewers the cult of the child with an insider’s eye. A witty, well-plotted fiction debut. Read More »	Lambda Literary Review reviews Remain In Light by Collin Kelley Sex, drugs, and chain-smoking Parisians abound in Collin Kelley’s new novel Remain in Light (Vanilla Heart Publishing), the cinematic sequel to his popular first... Read More »
420 Characters Mother Jones reviews 420 Characters by Lou Beach "It says 'shit,'" observes my six-year-old, spotting Jonathan Lethem's cover blurb: "Holy sh*t! These are great!" And they are. Rendered as Facebook updates in... Read More »	420 Characters electricliterature.com reviews 420 Characters by Lou Beach “Hello! I must be dying.” In Lou Beach’s debut collection of minuscule flash fiction, 420 Characters, the title gives away the gimmick at a glance, and the... Read More »
RomFan Reviews reviews Dreaming of the Wolf by Terry Spear Terry Spear once again delivers! Dreaming of the Wolf is another remarkable tale of a man and his mate. The chemistry between Alicia and Jake is full of... Read More »	Judging the Book by Its Pages reviews Dreaming of the Wolf by Terry Spear Alicia only want one thing to throw the men who killed her mother behind bars but when that plan goes terribly wrong can she trust her fate in the arm of a wolf.... Read More »
Merry Genre Go Round Reviews reviews Dreaming of the Wolf by Terry Spear In Breckenridge, Colorado, pack sub leader (to his older brother) Jake Silver stops at Cliffside Art Gallery to leave his... Read More »	420 Characters Amazon.com reviews 420 Characters by Lou Beach Amazon.com ReviewAmazon Best Books of the Month, December 2011: Lou Beach takes the prize for best Facebook status update on nearly every page of 420 Characters.... Read More »

Arab Studies Quarterly, Vol. 34 No. 2 reviews Geographies of Light by Lisa Suhair Majaj The theme of light and geography throughout the volume plots the layers of family and history through three continents and over several generations. The... Read More »	LOS ANGELES TIMES reviews One Night, Two Teams: Alabama vs. USC and the Game that Changed a Nation by Steven Robert Travers On Sept. 12, 1970, USC played Alabama on a sultry night in Birmingham. By the numbers, the Trojans prevailed handily, 42-21. And yet, by all accounts, the Crimson... Read More »
Collected Poems Bookforum reviews Collected Poems by Alissa Valles The remarkable fluency that Valles attains and maintains over nearly six hundred pages may owe something to her complete immersion in the translation process over... 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 »
Valparaiso Poetry Review reviews Eve's Red Dress by Diane Lockward Diane Lockward is a poet who knows how to play. And in Eve’s Red Dress, a handsomely designed book from Wind Publications, she plays with language, with the... Read More »	Romance Fiction, Suite 101 reviews A SEAL in Wolf's Clothing by Terry Spear Terry Spear continues her wolfish romances with another wild romp using Hunter's sister Meara and his SEAL team mate Finn. Terry Spear has created a world that is... Read More »
Saint Paul Pioneer Press reviews On A Silver Platter by Linda Morganstein "Morganstein, who writes snappy dialogue, finds a nice balance between Alexis' private life and her sleuthing. Alexis is a strong, believable and likeable... Read More »	The Denver Post reviews The Melancholy Fate of Capt. Lewis by Michael Pritchett “With publication of Michael Pritchett's debut novel, The Melancholy Fate of Captain Lewis, Unbridled has again introduced an extraordinary writer to the world…the... Read More »
Asian Reporter reviews Perfume Dreams: Reflections on the Vietnamese Diaspora by Andrew Q Lam There may be braver writers on our chaotic new continent, there may be more beautiful prose on Borders Books’ memoir shelf. But it’s not likely. Andrew Lam... Read More »	The Forward reviews Another Word For Love by Sarah Stern Poetics of RiverdaleBy Jake Marmer When we think of great New York poets — Frank O’Hara and Allen Ginsberg, Anne Waldman and Laurie Anderson, among others —... Read More »