Published Reviews

Comic Book Page Weekly Comics Spotlight reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Time Codes: 00:00 Intro 00:36 General discussion 04:10 DC: NIGHTWING #140 15:21 Marvel: HULK #1 23:54 Other: NECESSARY EVIL #3 [DESPERADO PUBLISHING] 31:40... Read More »	Bookgasm reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor So, in accordance with that ideal, why wouldn’t my year-end list be made up of comics that I thoroughly enjoyed? These are issues and story arcs that brought me a... Read More »
Broken Frontiers reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Nevertheless, four issues have come and gone and…I’m…my god, but I think I’m hooked on a comic called “Dominatrix”. Read More »	Broken Frontiers reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Color me impressed: Dominatrix consistently surprises, shattering all expectations (or complete lack thereof) by putting forth entertaining issue after... Read More »
Midwest Book Review reviews Gene Simmons Dominatrix by Sean H Taylor Gene Simmons is more than just a tongue and a pretty face for the legendary rock group Kiss. He's also a gifted creator of a fiction/fantasy genre as evidenced by... Read More »	Library Journal reviews Desire: Women Write About Wanting by Lisa Solod This collection of 23 new essays maps a lot of terrain, not simply that of physical desire or lust. The longings here range from joyous to bittersweet, from... Read More »
Retirement Rocket reviews How to Retire Happy, Wild, and Free: Retirement Wisdom That You Won't Get from Your Financial Advisor by Ernie J. Zelinski Two of the world's most famous philosophers, Socrates and Plato, advocated a life of total leisure. So does author Ernie Zelinski, and, although he’s not as... Read More »	The Boston Globe reviews Further Fenway Fiction by Matthew Michael Hanlon Read More »
vice-versa reviews Fenway Fiction by Matthew Michael Hanlon Read More »	Rattle reviews Chains & Mirrors by Alex Grant Alex Grant is a native Scot currently living in North Carolina. His manuscript, Chains & Mirrors, won the 2006 Randell Jarrell/Harperprints poetry contest and... Read More »

Vampire Romance Books reviews Dreaming of the Wolf by Terry Spear Dreaming of the Wolf (12/01/11) is the 8th book in Terry Spear’s Wolf Series and I find myself running out of words to describe just how fantastic these books are... Read More »	Jenny Loves To Read reviews The King's Agent by Donna Russo Morin I loved, loved, loved this book! This story was refreshing and different. With The King's Agent, I felt as though Aurelia and Battista were both... 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 »	CM: Canadian Review of Materials reviews Mom and Dad Don't Live Together Anymore by Kathy Stinson With the divorce rate nearing fifty per cent, there is a real need for this material, especially for younger children. Here, a little girl of about six tells how... Read More »
The Boston Globe reviews The Greatest Man in Cedar Hole by Stephanie Doyon "...Doyon, who lives in Maine, has written several young-adult series. She bridges the gap from youth to maturity with intelligence and sensitivity. Robert could... Read More »	The Independent reviews When I Was Elena by Ellen Urbani Every now and then a work of nonfiction prose comes along that suggests the power of the written word over a documentary. This may well be the case with When I Was... Read More »
Rain Taxi reviews The Entire Predicament by Lucy Corin "The Entire Predicament is fiercely strange and written with keen control. You don't read these stories: you undergo them. They are an event that is lived, not an... Read More »	Fallen Angel Reviews reviews The Vampire...In My Dreams by Terry Spear Terry Lee Wilde has written a terrific young adult story. Once I started The Vampire…In My Dreams, I could not stop until I got to the last page. Dominic is... Read More »
www.bookloons.com reviews Seeing Red by Susan Crandall Great pacing, plenty of red herrings and the poignant love story that developes between the leads makes SEEING RED Crandall's best work this far. Read More »	Book Club Classics reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks Last year I read and reviewed a short story collection by Meeks which I enjoyed but was left wanting more. I loved his character development and was disappointed... Read More »