VINEGAR HILL BLUES veers between engaging, active prose and somewhat meandering and unnecessary detail as it follows the exploits of one Bobby Stazilovsky, an aspiring...

Possibly the most deadpan satire ever, C.D. Hill-Lavalle's HOW TO CONTROL AN ENTIRE PLANET…in 5 Easy Steps, makes not one bit of sense, yet is...

From the depths of despair to the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in northwestern Spain, BUTTERFLY AWAKENS is the rare example of an engaging memoir...

PASSAGE ON A BRIDGE is a fictionalized memoir of the Depression years, a history of the men who traveled America by freight train, and a...

Be it the premise, characters, or setting, there’s little in Henry Hack’s ABSOLUTION that won’t immediately feel familiar, but the author’s air tight plotting and...

DAUGHTER OF CAREFUL-ISH by Honey Parker smartly captures the clipped, urgent, maddening and often misguided dynamics that arise as young adults navigate a pandemic and...

Danni Maynard's YOU CAN DO ANYTHING is wonderfully illustrated, positive and inspiring children’s book with a central message of optimism, equality and dreaming big.

Alan Corcoran’s MARATHON MAN is an inspirational, well-structured and well-edited memoir written with an admirable level of openness and honesty in which the author astutely...

Well-written and occasionally pointed, A.I. Fabler’s AGENDA 2060: The Future as It Happens is a satirical speculative novel about a future wherein woke-ism has spiraled...

Rome circa 1980s is the star of Sari Gilbert's DEADLINE ROME: The Vatican Kylix, a rapidly-paced crime thriller where the core mystery -- involving archeological...

Don Walin's engrossing memoir, THE CRAZY GOLF PRO, is a well-written and poignant memoir about living with bipolar disorder and the high toll mental illness...

While some of his jokes fall flat, WOMEN: DOWN THROUGH THE AGES--Jerry Schaefer’s look at men’s mistreatment of women--is a reasonably comprehensive addition to feminist...