Review: To Love a Stranger by Kris Faazt (reviewed by Dakotah Jennifer)
To Love a Stranger By Kris Faatz 366 Pages Blue Moon Publishers, 2017 $19.99 978-1988279190 To Love A Stranger, the debut novel by Kris Faatz, presents a story full of love, […]
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Review: This Is Memorial Device by David Keenan (reviewed by Art Edwards)
This is Memorial Device By David Keenan 298 Pages London: Faber & Faber, 2017 ISBN-13: 978-0-571-34017-0 The Commitments aside, rock novels tend to avoid head-on attempts to convey the most […]
Review: The Driest Season by Meghan Kenny (reviewed by Julie E. Gabrielli)
The narrative reads like a dream. An old story told by an ancestor. A rumor. Observation is at the core of it all.
Review: Nothing Short Of: Selected Tales From 100 Word Story (reviewed by Claire Polders)
Each tiny tale packs a punch, so what can a collection of more than a hundred 100-word stories do?
Review: The Selfishness of Others: An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism (reviewed by Art Edwards)
The word “narcissist” gets bandied about to explain personality traits from the benign to the sociopathic.
Review: All the Castles Burned by Michael Nye (reviewed by Talia Military)
The audience is treated to a very detailed and personal style of world building, founding this reality’s version of Cincinnati (and beyond) on wherever Owen takes the us.
Review: In the Shadow of 10,000 Hills by Jennifer Haupt (reviewed by Julie E. Gabrielli)
In the Shadow of 10,000 Hills By Jennifer Haupt 384 Pages Central Avenue Publishing, 2018 $15.95 978-1771681339 It is one of the enduring mysteries of the human heart that grief […]
Review: Circadian by Chelsey Clammer (reviewed by Amelia White)
Circadian By Chelsey Clammer 176 PP Red Hen Press, 2017 $14.95 ISBN-13: 978-1597096034 Circadian by Chelsey Clammer is a book that pushes boundaries – of genre, of subject and of […]
Review: The Veneration of Monsters by Suzanne Burns (reviewed by Sean L. Corbin)
Every story has a slight twinge of unreality to it, but at the same time hums with an inescapable, gritty humanity.
Review: Lake Michigan by Daniel Borzutzky (reviewed by Charles Rammelkamp)
Lake Michigan By Daniel Borzutzky 88 Pages University of Pittsburgh Press, 2018 $15.95 ISBN: 978-0-8229-6522-0 Lake Michigan continues Daniel Borzutzky’s stark poetic depiction of a world in the grips of […]
