Tag Archives: fiction

'Death of the Dying City' by Matthew Taub challenges the reader to believe in something good when the world around gives no reason to do so.

Interview with Emily Jeanne Miller, author of 'The News From the End of The World': "I’ve always found family dynamics endlessly interesting: Every family is different, and yet there are so many things from family to family that makes us all the same."

Interview with Jane Jordan author of 'The Beekeeper's Daughter' and other dark romance novels.

'Beneath the Coyote Hills' by William Luvaas is a delightful novel and highly recommended.

Will betrayal destroy best friends in Mary Flinn’s newest novel, 'Allegiance'?

Is The Other Widow: A Novel by Susan Crawford a proper follow-up to The Pocket Wife?

'The Motion of Puppets' by Kieth Donohue is literate fantasy with a bite. The Motion of Puppets is literate fantasy with a bite. The Motion of Puppets is literate fantasy with a bite.

This year alone has seen quite a few new fiction releases set in New York. Why is it such a magnet for fiction authors? The real question should be, how can it not be?

Is "Harmony" one of author Carolyn Parkhurst's best efforts?

The vibrancy of power and political agendas that saturate Washington D.C. are at the center of Jennifer Close's new novel, 'The Hopefuls'.