Published Reviews

The Onion AV Club reviews Baby Mix Me a Drink by Lisa Brown FOR DRUNKEN PARENTS WHO NEED TO KNOW WHICH MITER TO WEAR TO THEIR OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY Baby Be Of Use books ($9 each) How To Dress For Every Occasion, By The... Read More »	Kirkus Reviews reviews Dark's Tale by Deborah Grabien "The descriptions of the park, its wildlife and Dark's mystical encounters are breathtakingly beautiful, fierce and evocative...the graceful prose, deft blending... Read More »
Kirkus Reviews reviews Dark's Tale by Deborah Grabien "The descriptions of the park, its wildlife and Dark's mystical encounters are breathtakingly beautiful, fierce and evocative...the graceful prose, deft blending... Read More »	Various reviews Felicity & Barbara Pym by Harrison Solow Praise for Felicity and Barbara Pym "A splendid book! Original, controversial, academic, readable, serious, light-hearted, sensible, charming..." - Hazel Holt,... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews The Barfighter by Ivan G. Goldman Goldman (Where the Money Is) brings to life the sleazy underbelly of professional boxing in the 1980s, where double crosses, thievery and cheating were commonplace... Read More »	Bitten by Books reviews The Dragons of Hazlett by Michelle L. Scott The Dragons of Hazlett is a delightful novel of intrigue, mystery and a world unlike any I’ve seen before. Read More »
Hayden's Ferry Review Blog reviews Theories of Falling: Poems by Sandra Beasley There is ritual in this book: a searching for ritual, a creation of ritual. There is something in this collection that is purgative of the glories and the shames... Read More »	Rattle reviews Theories of Falling: Poems by Sandra Beasley Whether she is writing about allergy suffering or a philosophical analysis of American culture, Beasley insists on surprise and humor of top order. Her humor is... Read More »
Barn Owl Review reviews Theories of Falling: Poems by Sandra Beasley Sandra Beasley’s debut is bold and seductive, the kind of book you’d be drawn to even if you hadn’t seen it on the shelf wedged between Charles Baudelaire and... Read More »	The Miami Herald reviews THE MURDERER'S DAUGHTERS by Randy Susan Meyers The debut novel by Randy Susan Meyers -- whose family hails from Miami -- dives fearlessly into a tense and emotional story of two sisters anchored to one... Read More »

Icarus: The Magazine of Gay Speculative Fiction, Issue 12 reviews "Possession" (in the anthology EROTICA EXOTICA). by 'Nathan Burgoine The collection starts off with "Possession," a strong entry from 'Nathan Burgoine, continuing the saga of Luc, Anders and Curtis - I first encountered these... Read More »	The Atlantic reviews Rhinoceros by Kelly Enright "The latest monograph in the winning Animal series—truly natural histories, each title a wide-ranging look at a single creature, replete with splendid... Read More »
JB Stillwater Reviews reviews Above Haldis Notch by Keith Pyeatt Above Haldis Notch by Keith Pyeatt If you love science fiction thrillers, and who doesn't, you are going to love Keith Pyeatt's "Above Haldis Notch." Set in a... Read More »	Flavorwire.com reviews Baby Mix Me a Drink by Lisa Brown Curious Pages is a blog that scans and posts strange and wonderful children’s books that time forgot. Browsing through its archive, we were reminded of just how... Read More »
Sage Woman Magazine reviews The Singing of Swans by Mary Saracino Reviewer Barbara Ardinger calls the novel "a complex, sometimes disturbing, sometimes enchanting fairy tale about a long line of Sicilian* women who worship... Read More »	Various reviews Kiss Her Goodbye by Robert Gregory Browne “This debut novel by a successful screenwriter is a fast-paced thriller that you will want to devour in one sitting. Edgy suspense mixed with a touch of the... Read More »
St. Paul Pioneer Press reviews ORDINARY FURIES by Linda Morganstein "I'm an overeducated fiction writer who's the product of a Borscht Belt childhood in the Jewish hotels of the Catskills," Linda Morganstein says with a laugh. "But... Read More »	http://www.coffeetimeromance.com/BookReviews/Darkwater.html reviews Dark Waters by Gabriella Hewitt Rating: 4 Cups Frankie Montalvo is a product of the foster care system. She has had no one to depend on but herself since her father died. A surprise inheritance... Read More »
Minds Alive on the Shelves reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks I've been reading a lot of short story collections lately - not my usual fare. Short stories are a good way to get a sense of a writer, seeing how he or she... Read More »	IAHPC (International Association for Hospice & Palliative Care) News reviews THE HEALING POWER OF LOVE: Transcending the Loss of a Spouse to New Love by Gloria Lintermans When the grief and mourning at the loss of a spouse begins to ebb, many people do not know how to deal with the problems of forming new relationships. Professional... Read More »