Published Reviews

Amazon.Com reviews Ghosthunter by Michael W Saunders A new sheriff in town!, September 16, 2008 by Sandra G. Gaskin Watch out people, there's a new writing sheriff in town, & his name is Michael Saunders. Being... Read More »	New York Times reviews Lives of the Animals by Robert Wrigley The beasts get title billing in Robert Wrigley's sixth collection of poems, but Wrigley is most interested in what happens when his animals meet up with what he... Read More »
ForeWord Magazine reviews The Master Planets by Donald Gallinger In 1973, Peter Jameson was nineteen years old and preparing to conquer the world with his band, the Master Planets. Then echoes of his Holocaust ancestry swept in... Read More »	Booklist reviews The Master Planets by Donald Gallinger In a sleek, absorbing narrative, Gallinger easily moves between two seemingly disparate worlds. Peter Jameson is on the brink of true success with his talented... Read More »
Ted Chapin reviews The Master Planets by Donald Gallinger "Donald Gallinger has written a remarkable book… a brilliant novel of humor, suspense, music, history—and family… a whirlwind ride in which we see extraordinary... Read More »	Thomas Perry reviews The Master Planets by Donald Gallinger "The Master Planets is a magnificent, mysterious book. Near the end I wished it had been less unforgettable, so I could sit down and read it again." -- New York... Read More »
Reviewing the Evidence reviews Working Stiffs by Simon Wood I'm not a big fan of short stories; most of the time, I find them unsatisfying because the plot and characters aren't sufficiently developed and the resolution is... Read More »	Literary Corner Cafe reviews Months and Seasons by Christopher Meeks Q: Your characters in "Months and Seasons" are rather quirky. Do you think they're still representative of "all people, everywhere?" They also seem uniquely... Read More »
The Pedestal Magazine reviews The White Book by Alex Grant North Carolinian Alex Grant proved that he was a hell of a good poet with his award-winning 2006 Chains and Mirrors, and his 2008 chapbook, simply titled The White... Read More »	BookReporter.com reviews The Harrowing by Alexandra Sokoloff THE HARROWING Alexandra Sokoloff St. Martin's Press Horror ISBN-10: 0312357486 ISBN-13: 9780312357481 The fortunes of the horror genre have waned in recent years,... Read More »

Howard County Times reviews Killer by Dave Zeltserman As "Killer" opens, Leonard March is one of the most hated men in Boston. Arrested for murder, Leonard cut a deal to inform on a mob boss. Assured of a lenient... Read More »	Fictional Candy reviews Dreaming of the Wolf by Terry Spear sigh A man, an alpha male, a werewolf. Could it get any better? For years and years I was team vampire,... Read More »
First Draft, The Journal of the Alabama Writers' Forum reviews To Hide in the Light, Elk River Review, 1998, AL Book of the Year by Bonnie G Roberts "Things known in Roberts's world are as familiar to most Southerners as dirt, a favorite topic of hers, her presentation of the quotidian so immediate and sensual... Read More »	The News-Courier, Athens, AL reviews To Hide in the Light, Elk River Review, 1998, AL Book of the Year by Bonnie G Roberts "Bonnie Roberts' book of poetry To Hide in the Light (Elk River Review Press, $12) cannot hide at all. It is a startling, wet, fresh symphony of colors and... Read More »
Amazon.com reviews Time Will Tell by Yemi Elegunde Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Time Will Tell (Paperback) I could not read Yemi's story all at once It took time. I had to put the... Read More »	Read the Spirit reviews Awaken Your Senses: Exercises for Exploring the Wonder of God by Brent Bill This week, we are introducing two nationally known retreat leaders who are offering readers a bounty of fresh ideas for making 2012 an eye-opening, tastebud-... Read More »
Choice reviews Voices of the Lost and Found by Dorene O'Brien Released in the "Made in Michigan Writers Series," this is a solid collection of stories. Three stories--"Ovenbirds," about a woman once held hostage by a serial... Read More »	BlogCritics Magazine reviews Nox Dormienda (A Long Night for Sleeping) by Kelli Stanley This mystery novel is full of well developed characters and has an intriguing plot. The setting of Roman Britain is so masterfully crafted that it is obvious the... Read More »
Star Tribune, Minneapolis-St. Paul reviews The Love We All Wait For by Lee W Doyle There was no Dorothy tapping her ruby-slippered feet and yearning for home at the end of this book, but when I closed it, that was the image that popped into my... Read More »	Poemeleon reviews What Feeds Us by Diane Lockward In this book, winner of the Quentin R. Howard Poetry Prize, as in her first collection, Eve’s Red Dress, Lockward is attuned to duality, the dark and the light,... Read More »