Book Review: Fathers and Fugitives
FATHERS AND FUGITIVES by S.J. Naudé is a gripping life story showcasing the complexities of human connection. Reviewed by Toni Woodruff.
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Book Review: The Scotland Project
THE SCOTLAND PROJECT by Matthew Fults is a riveting novel where the pursuit of the truth is relentless and dangerous. Reviewed by Tomi Alo.
Book Review: Henry’s Version
HENRY’S VERSION by Brett Shapiro is a poetic novel looking back on a life well lived. Reviewed by Elizabeth Zender.
Book Review: Not the Same River
Discover the profound within the ordinary with the impactful short story collection NOT THE SAME RIVER. Reviewed by Elizabeth Zender.
Book Review: Terminal Jive
TERMINAL JIVE by James Hippie is a gritty collection that casts its net over the downtrodden, addled, and alcohol-infused world of masculinity. Reviewed by Warren Maxwell.
STARRED Book Review: The Avian Hourglass
THE AVIAN HOURGLASS by Lindsey Drager is where questions of technology, found family, the universe, and the body are explored in a way that is as uniquely Drager as it is ubiquitous.
Book Review: Skadi and the Geats
SKADI AND THE GEATS by Steven Grier Williams is a gripping fantasy adventure through Midgard. Reviewed by Lindsay Crandall.
Book Review: Freedom’s Just Another Word
FREEDOM’S JUST ANOTHER WORD by Len Joy is a thought-provoking novel of responsibilities, reflection, and redemption. Reviewed by Elizabeth Zender.
Book Review: The Zeroth Day
THE ZEROTH DAY by Daniil Rozental is about a grumpy, grieving man who lives analogue in a VR-obsessed digital society. Reviewed by Andrea Marks-Joseph.
Book Review: The Canticle of Ibiza
THE CANTICLE OF IBIZA by Justin Kurian is about a man who leaves his lucrative New York City hedge fund career behind to seek redemption and a long-lost friend. Reviewed by Peggy Kurkowski.