Category: Book Reviews
17
Jan
A Walk Across the Sun book review
by Sarah Romano
5 Comments
A Walk Across The Sun begins with the quote "If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to one...
17
Jan
The Crossley ID Guide To Eastern Birds book review
by Sarah Romano
6 Comments
Author Richard Crossley has been birding since the age of seven, and his book reflects his great love of the outdoors and of birds. His...
27
Dec
The Artist Of Disappearance book review
by Sarah Romano
5 Comments
The Artist Of Disappearance contains three novellas. The first, The Museum of Final Journeys, is about stasis, everything remaining the same to the point of...
15
Dec
The Secret In Their Eyes book review
by Sarah Romano
6 Comments
In this story within a story, protagonist Benjamin Chaparro writes about wanting to write (the tale of the brutal murder of a young married woman,
02
Dec
Pharmacology book review
by Sarah Romano
6 Comments
Pharmacology, by Christopher Herz, published by AmazonEncore on December 6, 2011, 224 pages.
28
Nov
Catherine The Great book review
by Sarah Romano
5 Comments
The last line of this historical tome reads “It was a long and remarkable journey that no one, not even she, could have imagined when,...
23
Nov
Saints and Sinners book review
by Sarah Romano
5 Comments
In an interview Edna O'Brien says "I always thought of writing not as an escape but as a path into another kind of universe, another...
04
Nov
Secrets Of The Magic Ring book review
by Sarah Romano
6 Comments
"In the garage, the box, still wrapped up in the tarp, rested comfortably on the shelf. To the casual observer it would appear to be...
27
Oct
An Interview With Jillian Lauren: Author of Pretty
by Dick Leonardo
5 Comments
An Interview With Jillian Lauren by Christina Zawadiwsky 1. As evidenced in your book, do you think that addicts become so (negatively) involved in the...
16
Oct
Drama: An Actor's Education book review
by Sarah Romano
8 Comments
"You've had a magnificent career! Look what you created. Look how many lives you changed. You gave so many people their first jobs. You inspired...
05
Oct
Across Many Mountains book review
by Sarah Romano
7 Comments
Kunsang, a young Buddhist nun, never thought that she would leave Tibet.
01
Oct
Amazing Adventures of a Nobody book review
by Sarah Romano
5 Comments
'I don't have a bad life,' I told myself again and again.....'I should be happy, right?
07
Sep
An Interview with Jim Krusoe
by Sarah Romano
5 Comments
Jim Krusoe is an American novelist, poet, and short story writer. His stories and poems have appeared in Antioch Review, Denver Quarterly
07
Sep
Loose Diamonds book review
by Sarah Romano
5 Comments
"When I was eight, my friend Jenny and I invented a game. We'd both read The Secret Garden. Next door to my house has a...
05
Sep
Guest Post: The Privacy Act according to Pam and Kae
by Dick Leonardo
4 Comments
We are excited to have the Authors of Cookies for Dinner: the tales of two moms in their quest to survive motherhood, Pam Johnson-Bennett and...
17
Aug
The Last Block In Harlem book review
by Sarah Romano
5 Comments
The Last Block In Harlem is "a love letter to his block," where Christopher Herz grew up in a fourth-floor walk-up in Sugar Hill
16
Aug
Today's Dogg and Dogphoria book review
by Sarah Romano
4 Comments
What Today's Dogg (a book of cartoons) and Dogphoria (a book of photos) have in common is
21
Jul
Book Review: I've Never Met An Idiot On The River by Henry Winkler
by Sarah Romano
7 Comments
People should write about their passions, and Henry Winkler certainly does, telling us about fly-fishing while teaching us ways in which to combat our fears
06
Jul
An Interview with Brianna Karp
by Sarah Romano
5 Comments
After the publication of your book did you receive emails from readers who had been designated as scapegoats in their own families and/or physically abused...
06
Jul
American Dervish book review
by Sarah Romano
7 Comments
American Dervish is a very powerful and engaging novel that proves a single act can have an influence over the lives of many people.
