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Book Review: Felaheen by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
My only disappointment with The Arabesk Trilogy? The fact that it ended.
Read More »Interview With Erica Miner, Author Of Travels With My Lovers
'Travels With My Lovers' is "a great escape, whether you travel by plane, train, or armchair; but it also shows a woman’s journey of self-discovery."
Read More »Book Review: Pashazade – Book One Of The Arabesk Trilogy by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
Book one not only creates a remarkable setting, but also develops characters who will dominate the action over the course of the final two books.
Read More »Interview with Sandra Shwayder Sanchez, Author and Co-publisher of The Wessex Collective
The Wessex Collective is a different type of publisher, specializing in 'socially responsible' literary fiction.
Read More »Book Review: The Larion Senators by Robert Scott and Jay Gordon
It not only lives up to the expectations for a finale, it exceeds them by a long shot.
Read More »Norman Mailer, 1923-2007: An Appreciation
A nod of appreciation to an influential writer.
Read More »Book Review: Stamping Butterflies by Jon Courtenay Grimwood
One of those rare books where you forget what genre you're reading and simply enjoy the story.
Read More »Book Review: Gentlemen Of The Road by Michael Chabon
...a beautifully executed, highly enjoyable adventure story that is more fun than your standard swashbuckler because it refuses to take itself seriously.
Read More »Book Review: The Attack Of The Unsinkable Rubber Ducks by Christopher Brookmyre
Funny, intelligent, and a great read. You can take that on faith.
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