Book Reviews
Hollywood Fiction
When Your Song Breaks the Silence
Book Reviews, Books, eBooks, Fiction, Hollywood Fiction, IR Approved •
IR Staff •
Mar 05, 2013
Though he died in his early thirties, Austrian composer Franz Schubert managed to leave behind a large body of work. That someone working nearly two hundred years ago could create music that is still popular today is, if nothing else, a testament to the staying power of one man’s creative ability. Read On
Thanksgiving 1942
Book Reviews, eBooks, Fiction, Hollywood Fiction, IR Approved •
IR Staff •
Thanksgiving 1942 by Alan Simon follows Jonathan and Joseph Coleman and their return to Pittsburgh to spend one last Thanksgiving with their family before they are deployed during WWII. Read On
Fortunate One
Book Reviews, Fiction, Hollywood Fiction •
IR Staff •
Feb 22, 2011
Kevin Cohen’s novel Fortunate One is a loud, broadly written, sometimes graphic but still intriguing story of the excesses of the Hollywood elite and the untold minions who work for them. Read On
North of Sunset
Book Reviews, Fiction, Hollywood Fiction, Mystery/Thriller •
IR Staff •
Jan 28, 2011
A noir-ish story about two seemingly different characters who are both cold, self-centered, seek fame and—who are in many ways—the same.
