Mary Saracino's Reviews
Reviews of Mary’s Work
Sep.08.2007
Published by Curled Up With a Good Book
Curled Up with a Good Book calls Mary Saracino's novel The Singing of Swans "an engrossing tale" and "a fascinating read. Rich in historical detail, this novel...
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Nov.03.2006
Published by MatriFocus
In the Samhain 2006 issue of MatriFocus: Cross-Quarterly for the Goddess Woman, Dahti Blanchard calls The Singing of Swans by Mary Saracino "one of those rare, lovely works...
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Mar.21.2007
Published by The Feminist Review
Jeanne Winslow at the Feminist Review says of Mary Saracino's novel The Singing of Swans:
Saracino's mythology gives a voice to women while also providing social commentary about...
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May.28.2007
Published by The Beltane Papers
Reviewer Denise Bell writes:
Throughout the book the author has woven stories of women who each worshiped the Black Madonna, the Dark Mother, or the Divine She. Josephina and...
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Dec.20.2007
Published by Sage Woman Magazine
Reviewer Barbara Ardinger calls the novel "a complex, sometimes disturbing, sometimes enchanting fairy tale about a long line of Sicilian* women who worship the Divine She,...
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About Mary
As a child Mary Saracino dreamed of being a June Taylor Dancer, twirling her legs high in the air, spinning kaleidoscopic images onto the TV screen, enchanting viewers of the Jackie Gleason Show. She has since followed that sweeping trail of fairy-dust magic...
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