Published Reviews

National Public Radio, All Things Considered reviews Fiddler's Dream by Gregory Spatz When a gifted writer finds the language to combine a love of music and a knowledge of music, something just clicks. -- Alan Cheuse, NPR Read More »	Publishers Weekly-- Religion Bookline reviews The Book of Calamities: Five Questions About Suffering and Its Meaning by Peter Trachtenberg "This book is 'a layman's response' to unimaginable anguish, a collection of powerful stories rather than a philosophical treatise. Writing movingly about victims... Read More »
New Delhi Organiser reviews How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free: Retirement Wisdom That You Won't Get from Your Financial Advisor by Ernie J. Zelinski Photo of Author Ernie Zelinski and Jack Canfield A Place to Retire Sooner or later the retirement day would have come and gone. If you are in a corporate house... Read More »	SFX magazine reviews The Burning Man by Mark Chadbourn As usual, Chadbourn takes it even deeper. He challenges accepted points of view, comments on religion and politics, and questions perceptions, all while cracking... Read More »
C & G Newspapers reviews Voices of the Lost and Found by Dorene O'Brien One of the things Dorene O’Brien liked about being a reporter was meeting different people and listening to their stories. The former journalist puts her ear to... Read More »	The 99th Monkey Style Weekly, Richmond, Va. reviews The 99th Monkey by Eliezer Sobel Eliezer Sobel and his wife, Shari, live in an unassuming neighborhood in the Fan. Their lawn is well-groomed, the paint isn’t peeling and you can’t smell the... Read More »
The 99th Monkey Publisher's Weekly reviews The 99th Monkey by Eliezer Sobel The 99th Monkey: A Spiritual Journalist's Misadventures with Gurus, Messiahs, Sex, Psychedelics, and Other Consciousness-Raising Experiments Eliezer Sobel. Santa... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Madapple by Christina Meldrum In Bethan, ME, 1987, Maren is pregnant; she claims that she is still a virgin. The story of her daughter, Aslaug, follows. She is raised by her severe mother in... Read More »
http://www.reviewermagazine.com/ reviews Portraits in the Dark: A Collection of Short Stories by Nancy O. Greene I started reading the stories in PORTRAITS IN THE DARK in a random fashion, picking out a story here, a story there, to get a general feel of what she’s all about... Read More »	http://www.bookgasm.com reviews Portraits in the Dark: A Collection of Short Stories by Nancy O. Greene Perhaps Nancy O. Greene’s PORTRAITS IN THE DARK is about what you don’t see in the darkness. Her short vignettes try to shine some light on what we’re quick to... Read More »

Book Chase reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks Those who read last year’s Christopher Meeks short story collection Months and Seasons will likely remember Edward, a boy trying to cope with the sudden death of... Read More »	The Daily Genoshan reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks Shifting deftly between locations as disparate as suburban Minnesota, the hills of Los Angeles, and a trailer park in Alabama, "The Brightest Moon of the Century"... Read More »
The Sunday Tribune reviews INGLISTAN by Rajesh Talwar Set in the U.K., Inglistan is Rajesh Talwar’s debut novel. It portrays various faces of England and highlights the life of Indian immigrants there. The protagonist... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Schuyler's Monster: A Father's Journey with His Wordless Daughter by Robert C. Rummel-Hudson The monster in this heartfelt memoir is polymicrogyria, an extremely rare brain malformation that, in the case of Rummel-Hudson’s daughter Schuyler, has completely... Read More »
Jessewave Book Reviews reviews The Bones of Summer paperback (US) by Anne Brooke To be honest I'm a little nervous as to whether what I'm going to write now will actually do this book justice. It was that good. So good, in fact, that I may run... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Winners by Eric B. Martin Martin's novel is a well-crafted, unsentimental examination of loneliness and the lengths to which some people will go in order to connect with another human being. Read More »
Library Journal reviews The Civilized World by Susi Wyss For many years, Wyss lived and worked in Africa, and she’s used her unique experiences to good effect in her first book, this “novel in stories.” She beautifully... Read More »	This is From My Heart reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera From page one the book really pulled me in and took me on an action roller coaster. Read More »
Goodreads reviews Brunnhilde's Quest by Hank Quense This was a humourous and entertaining telling of the god Wotan's quest to find the stolen Rhinegold. Now I'm not familiar with the original story so some of the... Read More »	In Interest reviews Finding Felicity by Monica Marlowe As I usually review YA books, I was not sure of what to expect from this book and maybe I was guilty of forming preconceptions of the book that were not completely... Read More »