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Book Review: Fangland by John Marks
Vampires and television news - both create a form of life that is neither living or dead.
Read More »Book Review: Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell
A fictional journey of self-discovery takes the reader inside the origins of modern Middle East.
Read More »Interview with Camille Marchetta, Author of The River, by Moonlight
Author Camille Marchetta talks about her latest novel, her writing habits, and finding a publisher.
Read More »Book Review: Without Wax by William Walsh
You might just find yourself thinking about the adult film industry in a different light.
Read More »Book Review: Three Novellas by Sandra Shwayder Sanchez
It is a tasty morsel to be savored slowly and patiently. What stands out, above all, is the purity and splendor of the writing.
Read More »Book Review:The Age Of Shiva by Manil Suri
A well-told narrative with fully-realized characters, one that provides insights into the struggles educated women of the post-World War Two generation faced in many societies.
Read More »Book Review: Special Assignments: The Further Adventures of Erast Fandorin by Boris Akunin
Akunin's stories are the benchmark against which other writers of detective or crime fiction should be set.
Read More »Book Review: Smoke And Mirrors: Short Fictions And Illusions by Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman shows us what can be done by a master illusionist who knows how to use the tools of his trade.
Read More »Book Review: Vegetation by Mark LaFlamme
A bizarre, spooky - and sometimes downright hilarious - read.
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