Published Reviews

Suite101.com reviews The Enoch Factor: The Sacred Art of Knowing God by Dr. Steve McSwain Addressed to modern spiritual seekers, many of whom are disgruntled with the faith of their upbringing in particular and religions in general, The Enoch Factor:... Read More »	Gather reviews Rescuing Ranu by Cheryl L Snell “How can we tell whether a bird is being chased or leading?” asks Nela, trying to analyze the motion she sees in the sky. Author Cheryl Snell leads her readers to... Read More »
Audrey Magazine reviews East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres by Andrew Q Lam "In his collection of 21 personal essays, East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres, Andrew Lam explores not only how the East and West have respectively changed... 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 »
Readallday.org reviews East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres by Andrew Q Lam East and West Meet and Greet December 13, 2010 Andrew Lam's collection of essays, very cleverly entitled East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres, is a timely... Read More »	Pop Culture Zoo reviews Carol's Aquarium: A Collection by Kristen J. Tsetsi Your opinion and ideas and thoughts about what is going on in each story will keep changing. Ultimately, just like real life, what you are perceiving in these... Read More »
RT Book Reviews reviews Boiling Point by Karen Dionne "Dionne's follow-up to Freezing Point delivers more science thrills. The narrative flows well, the characters are sharp and the setting is explosive. While the... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Boiling Point by Karen Dionne Fans of the late Michael Crichton will enjoy Dionne's exciting second ecothriller (after Freezing Point). Philippe Dumas, a Nobel Prize–winning French scientist... Read More »
Cleveland Plain Dealer reviews Please ignore Vera Dietz by A.S. King "Thanks to Vera's searing voice, "Please Ignore Vera Dietz" is one of my top choices for 2010. I was hooked by the opening scene at Charlie's funeral where Vera... Read More »	The Buffalo News reviews Please ignore Vera Dietz by A.S. King "As in all the best Young Adult novels, this one is about growing up, about finding a light shining in the darkness—and learning to see what’s right in front of... Read More »

Publishers Weekly reviews Still Life With Devils by Deborah Grabien Still Life with Devils Deborah Grabien. Drollerie (Ingram, dist.), $15.95 paper (218p) ISBN 978-0-9798-0810- 4 Grabien (New-Slain Knight) turns to supernatural... Read More »	Publisher's Weekly reviews Being With Him by Jessica Barksdale Inclan Being with Him Jessica Inclán Zebra, $13 paper (320p) ISBN 978-1-4201-0112-6 In Inclán’s sweet but sometimes silly trilogy opener, finding a soul mate is child’s... Read More »
"O" Magazine reviews And My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You by Kathi Kamen Goldmark If your secret desire is to live in a world where bad men are punished and your girlfriends rule and the best cure for a broken heart is to throw back your head... Read More »	The Guardian (UK) reviews The Opposite House by Helen Oyeyemi "There are moments, admittedly, when her ability to look suffering squarely in the eye and describe it in all its horror can be enough to make you take a... Read More »
SciFi Magazine reviews The Glass Butterfly by Louise Marley . . . a slipstream offering that might stymie readers intent on easy categorization. . .a good thing, too, because the result is worth reading. Marley does... Read More »	http://phillyflash.mlblogs.com/2012/05/03/book-review-and-radio-review-the-last-icon-tom-seaver-and- reviews The Last Icon: Tom Seaver and His Times by Steven Robert Travers I’ve been a huge Tom Seaver fan for most of my life so when I discovered that there was a new book out about his career I immediately snatched it up….yes,... Read More »
The New York Times Book Review reviews The Big Splash by Jack D. Ferraiolo Jack D. Ferraiolo is the kind of mystic who speaks only in metaphor. In the foreground, his first novel, “The Big Splash,” is a parody of Raymond Chandler or... Read More »	Marin I.J. reviews Barry Bonds: Baseball's Superman by Steven Robert Travers Redwood High Baseball Team of 1977 to be Remembered Keep your eyes peeled for the IJ next week, because we''ll have a piece in the sports section on Redwood High's... Read More »
Merry Go Round Reviews reviews 14 by JT Ellison 14 In the 1980s in Nashville, the Snow White Killer murdered ten women who looked similar with their dark hair and the red lipstick painted haphazardly all over... Read More »	Archaeology reviews Tatiana Proskouriakoff: Interpreting the Ancient Maya by Char Solomon "No scholar is more beloved by Mayanists than Tatiana Proskouriakoff, the Russian-born archaeologist and artist whose reconstriction drawings of sites such as... Read More »