Book Reviews
Amy Edelman
This author's bio is forthcoming.
Amy's Posts
Truth City
Book Reviews, eBooks, Fiction, IR Approved, Science Fiction •
Amy Edelman •
Mar 21, 2013
Truth City is a perfect world where the all-knowing Truth Machine keeps society safe and honest. Read On
Dead to Me
Book Reviews, eBooks, Fiction, Literary Fiction •
Amy Edelman •
Mar 20, 2013
Dead to Me follows the psychological world of Patrick, a young adult just setting out on his own, who is occasionally prone to cosmic visions. Read On
The Colony
Book Reviews, Fiction, Science Fiction •
Amy Edelman •
Feb 21, 2013
Blaine C. Readler’s science fiction novel, The Colony, creates a terrifying antagonist in picturesque rural Wisconsin. Read On
Another Man’s Treasure
Book Reviews, Fiction, IR Approved, Mystery/Thriller, Romance •
Amy Edelman •
Jan 29, 2013
Thirty-three year old Audrey Nealon runs Another Man’s Treasure, a rather unique business that handles estate sales. Read On
With a Little “Faith”
Homepage Sub, News •
Amy Edelman •
Dec 28, 2012
I like to think of myself as a hard-ass (despite the fact that I cry every time I watch “Elf”…that scene where they’re all singing in the Park just kills me). Read On
Did Self-Pubbed Authors Invent “New Adult” Fiction?
Homepage Sub •
Amy Edelman •
Dec 24, 2012
While the mainstream media’s current mode of thinking is that self-pubbed authors are nothing more than trad pubbed wanna-be’s, unable to create something original, the evidence—at least in the case of the throbbingly hot New Adult fiction category—seems to point to a much different scenario. Read On
5 Questions for the 2nd Indie Author To Break the Sound Barrier*
Books, Homepage Sub, Interviews •
Amy Edelman •
Dec 12, 2012
…er, whose book–The Revolution Was Televised–was reviewed by The New York Times Read On
Have Indies Finally ‘Arrived’?
Homepage Sub, News •
Amy Edelman •
Dec 10, 2012
Yes, they have repeatedly cracked The New York Times best seller list and are being picked up by traditional publishers for lots of money at a blindingly fast pace. But most mainstream media still won’t review their work. In other words, they are still not viewed as equal to trad pubbed authors (this, despite that fact that Touchstone, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, has just released a memoir by the 25 year singer, Ke$ha). Read On
The New York Times (Finally!) Reviews a Self-Pubbed Book
Homepage Sub, News •
Amy Edelman •
Dec 06, 2012
After featuring them on their best seller lists—mostly via the inclusion of ebooks a little over two years ago—The New York Times has finally reviewed a self-published book. Read On
Sandy, the Oceans are Rising Behind Us…
Homepage Sub •
Amy Edelman •
Nov 01, 2012
A lifetime of Jersey Shore memories. Read On
