Books

On the plane I showed them my bomb – just some red safety flares in the briefcase with wires and battery taped to them, but that worked.

With Siracusa, Delia Ephron skillfully weaves together deceit, infidelity and intrigue in a story that exposes the complexities and weaknesses of the human heart.

William Faulkner said, "In writing you must kill your darlings."

Will the members of the dysfunctional Olyphant family manage to find contentment in life?

In "We Could Be Beautiful" Swan Huntley writes a story about a whirlwind love affair combined with a seemingly intriguing mystery. Regretfully, the novel fails in keeping our interest centered when it submits us to an array of droopy characters.

Never give up on your writing, but keep your day job.

Interview with Kim Hooper author of "People Who Knew Me"

An interview with Kati Kleber, a critical care nurse. Her 'Admit One: What You Must Know When Going to the Hospital' is a savvy insider's guide to getting the most out of a hospital stay.

In A House for Happy Mothers by Amula Malladi we are introduced to two different woman, brought together by need. Pryia want a child and is unable to carry full term. Asha is an unwilling surrogate, but in need of money to get out of poverty. Can they help each other?

A serendipitous meeting, a deep seated love, and a clash of cultures are threaded throughout the backdrop of The Bones of Grace by Tahmina Anam.