Reviews

Carl Vonderau’s serial killer thriller, Murderabilia, stays with you long after you’ve read it. It’s not only about hunting a serial murderer on the loose, which is certainly a large part of the plot. In additi... Read More...

Garcia’s PROFOUND AND PERFECT THINGS, A Timelessly Modern Intersectionality Novel

Amy Wilhelm

In her debut intersectionality novel Profound and Perfect Things, Dr. Maribel Garcia hits directly at the heart of deep human questions. Do family ties support us or bind us? At our core, do we all simply want to love and be loved? Are there any perfect choice... Read More...

A Mother’s Day Chat with Janet Benton, Author of Lilli de Jong

As difficult as mothering is today, we take for granted how far along we have come. Can you imagine being a single mother in 1883 Philadelphia society? Written as a series of journal entries, in which the title... Read More...

An Interview with Tucker Lieberman about his latest book, Bad Fire: A Memoir of Disruption

Interviews, Memoir, Reviews

Imagine being thirteen years old, and being called up at your Bat Mitzvah, summoned to recite the blessings before and after the Torah reading. For many Jewish teenagers, this coming of age ritual ceremony mark... Read More...

Review of Listen to the Wind by Susanne Dunlap

Amy Wilhelm

Susanne Dunlap's Listen to the Wind is an engaging work of historical fiction replete with sympathetic characters. The novel is set in thirteenth-century Languedoc, a time when families are torn apart by religious persecution. Azemar and Azalaïs are given into... Read More...

E A Aymar’s latest thriller probes the depths of the human psyche

Maria Riegger

The Unrepentant: A Thriller by E.A. Aymar is a fiction novel that is not for the faint of heart. It deals with sex trafficking and paints what is likely a realistic picture of how women who find themselves in b... Read More...

An Interview with Kim Hooper, Author of Cherry Blossoms

Can someone truly abandon their will to survive? And if they do, how does ordinary life test that will? From the author of the critically-acclaimed debut novel People Who Knew Me comes the story of thirty-four-... Read More...

An Interview with the author Sarahlyn Bruck

An Interview with the author Sarahlyn Bruck If you are, like so many of us, obsessed with a good book and home design shows, well, then Sarahlyn Bruck’s Designer You just may be what you need right now. I just finished it, an... Read More...

Harriet Levin’s My Oceanography reviewed by L. Shapley Bassen