Published Reviews

Bay Area Poets Seasonal Review reviews Next Century's Child: Collected Poetry and a Few Stories from 1954-2007 by Jehanah Wedgwood Read More »	The California Journal of Poetics reviews Zephyr by Susan Browne Read More »
http://quilldancer.com/ reviews Build a Better Story by Hank Quense He (Quense)outlines and comprehensively details the essential story crafter’s skills and tasks: story construction; character motivations; character development;... Read More »	Author website reviews Build a Better Story by Hank Quense I found your book very informative, and I refer back to it even now. Especially helpful was the suggestion of a novel writing software. My stories come out... Read More »
Library Journal reviews Pilgrim Chaucer: Center Stage by dolores cullen This book-length study of "The Tale of Sir Thopas" is the second of a proposed three-volume explication of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. Cullen's (Chaucer's Host)... Read More »	The Midwest Book Review reviews Chaucer's Host: Up-so-doun by dolores cullen Like many enduring works of art, The Canterbury Tales has been subjected to new interpretations over the years. Important and respected scholars have dissected and... Read More »
The Bookwatch reviews Chaucer's Pilgrims: the Allegory by dolores cullen Anyone studying the Canterbury Tales will find this a fun examination of Chaucer, providing a fresh new look at Chaucer's intentions and the scholarly debates... Read More »	Scientia Scholae reviews Who's Afraid of Middle English? by dolores cullen The concept is admirable to render Middle English less threatening by transcribing familiar titles and expressions into Middle English spelling. Cullen accurately... Read More »
Random Distractions reviews Flesh and Grass by Libby Cone " Just as in her first novel, War on the Margins, Libby Cone has chosen to write about a small, tightly-knit community that becomes overwhelmed by outside forces... Read More »	Let's Book It reviews Flesh and Grass by Libby Cone Wow .... just wow. You know that feeling when your partner hands you a gift and it's in a really little package and you know it is going to be an expensive and... Read More »

Publisher's Weekly reviews The Harvard Psychedelic Club -- How Timothy Leary, Ram Dass, Huston Smith, and Andrew Weil Killed the Fifties... by Don Lattin It’s hard for folks who didn’t live through the 1960s to imagine what it was like to live in a drug and sex-soaked culture, one where traditional values were... Read More »	Anazon reviews 2012 and the Cabala by dovid krafchow This is the most unique book involving modern Cabala I have read! Perhaps it's because it's actually based on...Torah! Yes, that's right; this book is based on... Read More »
WGN Radio reviews BIG CITY, BAD BLOOD by Sean Chercover Not only a great crime novel, but also a great Chicago novel. I absolutely love this book. Read More »	The Stranger reviews Alive in Necropolis by Doug Dorst When people consume fictions, they experience an urge, so strong that it feels almost reptilian in origin, to categorize the story into a genre, even something as... Read More »
John Keeble, author of Nocturnal America reviews Forgetting English: Stories by Midge Raymond “Midge Raymond’s exquisitely written stories turn on relationships, and not just of one kind — between lovers, yes, but also within families, between sisters,... Read More »	Santa Barbara Independent reviews A Year in the Life of a "Working" Writer. by Ernie Witham Montecito Journal columnist Ernie Witham writes to achieve what many consider to be the highest of all arts: generating laughs. His new A Year in the Life of a "... Read More »
Portland Book Reviews and also American Chronicle reviews The Magic Word by Sherrill S Cannon This book, The Magic Word is about a little girl named Elisabeth Keys. Elisabeth was really quite rude; she pushed into lines and she gobbled her food. She never... Read More »	The Bloomsbury Review reviews The Entire Animal by Gregory Heath "The Entire Animal tells Michael's story without a word to spare. So vacuum-packed is his world that it occurred to me early that if I started to talk about... Read More »
Goodreads reviews Conquering Venus by Collin Kelley Mr. Kelley does a wonderful job of creating the atmosphere of Paris in the 1990’s and Paris under siege during street revolutions in the 1960’s under DeGaulle. Mr... Read More »	Connotation Press reviews People With Holes by Heather Fowler Book review of Heather Fowler’s collection, “People With Holes.” “People With Holes,” is a potent collection of magic realism that weaves the tragedy and... Read More »