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Book Review: ‘Neve & Egan Cases, Danse Macabre’ by Cristelle Comby
In a murder case deep and muddy, a macabre killer has his own agenda.
Read More »Interview: Cinta Garcia de la Rosa, Author of the Hilariously Entertaining: ‘The Funny Adventures of Little Nani’
Award-winning author, Cinta de la Rosa , talks about her contributions to the children's publishing world.
Read More »Book Review: ‘A Banquet of Consequences: True Life Adventures of Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll, and the Feds’ by Jake Rohrer
An entertaining memoir about rock and roll, drug dealing, and prison by a colorful and charismatic writer.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Your Life Isn’t For You: A Selfish Person’s Guide to Being Selfless’ by Seth Adam Smith
'Your Life Isn't For You' is more than a memoir, more than a series of moments, it's a guidebook for those looking for another way out of the rut.
Read More »Book Review: ‘A Banquet of Consequences: True Life Adventures of Sex (not too much), Drugs (plenty), Rock & Roll (of course), and the Feds (who invited them?)’ by Jake Rohrer
'A Banquet of Consequences' is Jake Rohrer's memories of his time with Creedence Clearwater Revival, his years as a drug runner, and his life in prison.
Read More »Comics Collection Review: ‘The Worst of Eerie Publications,’ A Horror Comics Anthology Edited by Mike Howlett
The notoriously cheesy sixties era horror mags get anthologized for a new audience.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Desert Rage,’ The Latest Thriller in Betty Webb’s Lena Jones Series
'Desert Rage' is a solidly plotted crime thriller that may not always surprise you, but will likely satisfy you with its revelations.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Good Decisions…Most of the Time,’ Healthy Eating Tips by Danielle Brooks
A practical guide to healthy eating that acknowledges our occasional need to indulge ourselves.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Maneuvering Your Career: 20 Strategies to Prepare You for Voluntary or Involuntary Career Transition’ by James K. Lehman
Using a river metaphor throughout, Lehman teaches us how to maneuver the river of our careers, avoiding obstacles along the way and learning when to go with the flow.
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