Book Review: Desert Choir By Susan Wells Bennett
If you have not as yet read any books by Susan Wells Bennett, this is the book for you. Desert Choir is an anthology containing several pieces of short fiction, as well as… Read More
If you have not as yet read any books by Susan Wells Bennett, this is the book for you. Desert Choir is an anthology containing several pieces of short fiction, as well as… Read More
This is not the first time I have reviewed a memoir about an extended visit to China. Normally I would begin this review of Andrew Johnston’s Kingdom Of Sharks by explaining how Johnston,… Read More
This post should have been a little song of praise for Kate Matthews, a cancer survivor whose The Little Pink eBook of (mostly) Cancer Cartoons is new this week. Unfortunately, Amazon.com does… Read More
Most serious observers agree that we have already begun to see the effects of climate change and global warming. Author Jacob Sackin projects a hundred or more years in the future and… Read More
As difficult as choosing my all time favorite book for yesterday’s post was, I found choosing my least favorite book an even greater challenge. It’s not that I never dislike any… Read More
I’m finding that I rarely go to the library any more. I’ve become very enthused about Smashwords and about self-publishing. I’m very pleased that I now often receive e-books for review.… Read More
Six hundred and fifty page celebrity biographies are my idea of a reading challenge. While I was of course familiar with Vivien Leigh from her iconic performance as Scarlett in Gone With… Read More
Memoir, it seems, is quickly becoming one of the most popular niches in the indie publishing scene. I’ve received several memoirs to review lately. The Youngest Light by Jane Chin quite… Read More
Lorilee Craker writes well. I want to say that up front, right off. I’ve long been interested in the Amish people, who forsake technology and live simpler lives in accordance… Read More