Published Reviews

Kirkus Reviews reviews Keep on Pushing: Black Power Music From Blues to Hip-Hop by Denise Sullivan A pleasing survey of soul music, from Lead Belly to Johnny Otis to Michael Franti to Louis Farrakhan. Read More »	Pop Matters reviews Keep on Pushing: Black Power Music From Blues to Hip-Hop by Denise Sullivan Tellingly, Sullivan paints with condensed strokes, documenting in succinct sections how the music segued with powerful protest movements to smash disfranchisement... Read More »
Historical Novels Review reviews Stones for my Father by Trilby Kent "This slim volume is a beautiful evocation of South Africa – of a time, a culture, a geography – and it is also a human story that offers no clear-cut heroes and... Read More »	BookFinds.com reviews Painting The Invisible Man by Rita Schiano What is often talked about in fiction writing is that every novel has pieces of the author's life hidden in the details. In Rita Schiano's emotionally riveting... Read More »
www.amazon.com reviews Country Joe and Me by Ron Cabral 10 Reviews for Country Joe and Me are at www.amazon.com Read More »	www.lilsugar.com reviews Let My Colors Out by Courtney Filigenzi There are conversations that no parent wants to have with their lil one — conversations about hard to explain topics like illness and death. Whether it's the death... Read More »
HarperCollins reviews Jerusalem Maiden by Talia Carner PRAISE FROM PUBLISHED AUTHORS: & “Exquisitely told, with details so vivid you can almost taste the food and hear the voices, Jerusalem... Read More »	The Alternative reviews THE UNIT by Terry DeHart Told through the eyes of five main characters in short, alternating but impactful chapters Terry DeHart’s debut novel, The Unit, is post-apocalyptic fiction at its... Read More »
MostlyFiction reviews Standing At The Crossroads by Charles Davis Review by Friederike Knabe (JUL 17, 2011) A “story man” walks from village to village across bare African lands, carrying a heavy book bag over his shoulder,... Read More »	Mostly Fiction reviews Lola,California by Edie Meidav http://bookreview.mostlyfiction.com/2011/lola-california-by-edie-meidav/ Read More »

Book Pleasures reviews Sleep Before Evening by Magdalena Ball The author’s control of the story is masterly; her insight combining with her exceptional narrative skills to write a story that... Read More »	Front Street Reviews reviews Hoodoo Money by Sharon Cupp Pennington Hoodoo Money is a page-turner. The pace never really slows down. Pennington does not waste words or action. She effortlessly moves the plot between two settings... Read More »
The Next Best Book Blog reviews Conquering Venus by Collin Kelley Collin Kelley tackles heavy topics - what it is like to deal with the pressures and perceptions of being a gay man in today society, how we as humans deal with... Read More »	New Statesman reviews Genesis Machines: The New Science of Biocomputing by Martyn Amos "It is hard not to share Amos's excitement as the computational possibilities of the DNA revolution become clear...Amos makes the science accessible, with... Read More »
New York Times Book Review reviews Alive in Necropolis by Doug Dorst "A daring and big-hearted first novel." 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 »
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 »	Amazon reviews Complete Idiot's Guide to Managing Your Money by Christy Heady The Complete Idiot's Guide to Managing Your Money shows that any numbskull can master personal finance. In this second edition, a father-and-daughter writing team... Read More »