Published Reviews

Irish American News reviews Famine Ghost: Genocide of the Irish, by Jack O'Keefe by Jack J. O'Keefe Review “The Great Famine was one of the most important events in Irish history. ... Read More »	Amazon reviews Zaftan Miscreants: Book 2 of the Zaftan Trilogy by Hank Quense Just because we've mastered space flight, doesn't mean we're particularly bright. "Zaftan Miscreants" is the second entry into the Zaftan trilogy as he continues... Read More »
Gothic Beauty magazine reviews Morbid Curiosity Cures the Blues by Loren Rhoads Morbid Curiosity Cures the Blues is a good read for those looking for salacious and dark material, and for people who tend to think in terms of "What if...?"... Read More »	http://dgvcfaspring10.wordpress.com/2011/10/11/the-perplexing-other-a-review-of-dorianne-lauxs-the- reviews The Book of Men by Dorianne Laux I was pleasantly surprised to find that this wasn’t the “answers” book I had imagined, but rather a place for Laux’s questions to flourish, seeding our own... Read More »
http://troublewithhammers.blogspot.com/2011/11/dorianne-lauxs-book-of-men.html reviews The Book of Men by Dorianne Laux All too often, contemporary poets fall victim to the belief that they must over-elevate their diction and earn points for being clever before they're allowed to... Read More »	Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star reviews Everybody Sees the Ants by A.S. King "Lucky's path to relative normalcy and a return to smiling is not an easy one, but then few are. King captures the journey without the need for a moral soapbox. In... Read More »
The New York Times reviews Mr Fox by Helen Oyeyemi Read More »	The Guardian reviews Mr Fox by Helen Oyeyemi Read More »
The Short Review reviews Mr Fox by Helen Oyeyemi Read More »	Children's Bookwatch reviews Santa's Birthday Gift by Sherrill S Cannon "Santa's Birthday Gift" is a charming children's Christmas book that explains origins of Santa's role in connection... Read More »

Grasping the Wind reviews Crypt of the Moaning Diamond by Rosemary Jones Of all the debut Forgotten Realms authors that have come out in recent years, I think I enjoyed Rosemary’s writing the best. She reminds me a lot of Elaine... Read More »	http://www.amazon.com reviews Catalina Kiss by Tracy Ewens The Romance genre in literature is not one I am naturally attracted to as a reader. My heart is not a stony place, but I frequently feel that stereotypes and... Read More »
The Metro (Silicon Valley) reviews Beer, Blood & Cornmeal by Bob Calhoun "(Beer, Blood and Cornmeal) just makes you want to don a leopard skin and get paid 20 bucks to go in the ring and beat up a dude... Read More »	http://www.midwestbookreview.com/rbw/feb_03.htm reviews Brown Glass Windows by devorah major Read More »
Jessewave Book Reviews reviews A Dangerous Man by Anne Brooke Read More »	Gently Read Literature, July 2009 issue reviews A Brief History of Time by Shaindel Rebekah Beers A Brief History of Time by Shaindel Beers reveals her tensions at the duplicity of her life which finds her sometimes stuck back on the Midwestern farm of her... Read More »
Hyphen Magazine reviews East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres by Andrew Q Lam From Hyphen Magazine: "In One Passionate Essay, 'Letter to a Young Iraqi Refugee", journalist Andrew Lam, who was forced into exile from Vietnam as a boy, advises... Read More »	Washington Post Media Mix: A Quick Take on New Releases reviews The Year of Fog by Michelle Richmond Gripping…Grade: A Read More »
People reviews The Year of Fog by Michelle Richmond A gripping tale... Read More »	Bookshelves of Doom reviews The Dust of 100 Dogs by A.S. King "The Dust of 100 Dogs is entertaining, multi-layered, smart and definitely gripping (sorry if this is TMI, but I had to pee for the better part of the last quarter... Read More »