In short stories set between 2014 and 2030, Resolutions: A Family in Stories accomplishes its purpose, the resolution of the mysteries of a troubled family. It sounds simple, but looking […]
Read MoreThe first half of On Traigh Lar Beach* (Traigh, pronounced “try,” is Gaelic for Sandy, and Lar means Floor), is about a Scottish writer who wins the prestigious British Comstock […]
Read MoreThe cover of a book can make the difference between picking it up or passing it by. Engaging and evocative, the cover of Minus One, designed by Jeremy John Parker […]
Read MoreThe World Doesn’t Work That Way, but It Could by Yxta Maya Murray is a collection of fourteen fiction stories based on recent social and political events. It is also […]
Read MoreLost Girls, by Ellen Birkett Morris, first pulled me in with the title. Then, the cover image of a barefoot girl balancing on the track of the railroad, which is […]
Read MoreLynne Sharon Schwartz’s recent collection of short stories in Truthtelling embodies the wit, wisdom, and unique style of storytelling often shared by sages of old wishing to present food for […]
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