Neal Cassidy’s Schroeder is by far one of the most intense psychological horror novels released this year. A seemingly normal […]
Poetry, Reviews
Old Crimes: and Other Stories
It would be dishonest to call Jill McCorkle’s Old Crimes an upbeat collection of short stories, but what it lacks […]
Poetry, Reviews
In Defense of The Goat That Continues to Wander Towards The Certain Doom of The Cliff
In this slim collection of poetry, each page has twelve lines of free verse. The verses are truly free—free of […]
Poetry, Reviews
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This is not only a book of poetry. It is not only a book of prose. Furthermore, it is not […]
Reviews
Just Do Nothing by Joanna Hardis
Joanna Hardis’ Just Do Nothing is a refreshing and timely exploration of the art of idleness. Through her engaging anecdotes […]
Reviews
Kissing Asphalt by Delicia Niami
Book Summary: Resilience isn’t inherited. It’s a hard-fought skill forged by our ability to pick up the broken pieces of […]
Blog, Reviews
Fish Cough
Part science fiction, part slightly deranged introspective narration on life, Fish Cough is a surreal ride through the special neurosis […]
Blog, Reviews
Financial Feminist
Tori Dunlap, popular podcast host, authors her first book doing what she does best: dispense knowledge about money smarts to […]
Blog, Reviews
Cobra Pose
Elaina Williams and Ric Peters are back at it in the second installment of the Yoga Mat series, Cobra Pose. […]
Blog, Reviews
Angels of the Resistance
When the Nazis first invaded the Netherlands, things were quiet at first. For many people, life could go on almost […]