Book Reviews

Israela by Batya Casper

Revelatory and humanistic in its nuanced storytelling, Israela by Batya Casper uses a historical lens to probe deeply into the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. The intertwined tales of three women reveal the complexity and psychological turmoil of living and [...]

2024-03-21T11:58:38+02:00March 21st, 2024|Categories: In Brief|

Hidden: Nistar by Batya Casper

A searing portrait of trauma, lost youth, and lifelong resilience, Hidden: Nistar by Batya Casper exposes the intergenerational cost of war in two powerful novellas. From the discovery of a devastating secret that shakes a Jewish family's sense of identity to [...]

2024-03-21T11:54:57+02:00March 21st, 2024|Categories: In Brief|

Poetry of a Life by Sharon Romero

An engaging collection of poetry comprised of memoir and musing, Poetry of a Life by Sharon Romero overflows with emotion, nostalgia, and the wisdom of hindsight. Whether analyzing the rat race, reflecting on maternal memories, interrogating past mistakes, or unraveling the [...]

2024-03-20T11:15:55+02:00March 20th, 2024|Categories: In Brief|

The Voice of the Guns by Burton Flanagan

A passionate and professional analysis of the Second Amendment, The Voice of the Guns: America, Switzerland, and the Second Amendment by Burton Flanagan is a clear-eyed and uncompromising dissent to pro-gun dogma. Exploring the historical, legal, and political context of the [...]

2024-03-19T13:58:17+02:00March 19th, 2024|Categories: In Brief|

The Burnout Breakthrough by Noah Roman

Pushing deep into the origins of work burnout and the interplay between personality and our emotional capacities, Noah Roman explores a range of key work-life issues in The Burnout Breakthrough: Simple Strategies to Restore your Work-Life Balance, Reclaim your Energy, and [...]

2024-03-19T14:11:20+02:00March 19th, 2024|Categories: In Brief|

Benny Dubious by Maxwell Hoffman

A manic sci-fi fling into truth, justice, and family loyalty, Benny Dubious: Hiding from the Feds is a wildly creative novella from Maxwell Hoffman. Suspension of disbelief is essential as Benny Dubious hides out with a suspicious group of his relatives, [...]

2024-03-12T12:45:30+02:00March 12th, 2024|Categories: In Brief|

Shitamachi Scam by Michael Pronko

Following the money from a sleazy rip-off ring leads to bigger and more dangerous fish in Shitamachi Scam by Michael Pronko, a high-stakes hunt for justice in Tokyo. In a city where real estate is profitable enough to kill for, a [...]

2024-02-05T15:42:33+02:00February 5th, 2024|Categories: Latest Books|

Starmen by Francis Hamit

A richly imagined tale of cowboys, aliens, and an ethnographic clash of cultures, Starmen by Francis Hamit is a genre-bending adventure with enough historical touchstones to brilliantly blur the line between fact and fiction. In this slightly alternate universe, legendary anthropologist [...]

2024-02-05T15:31:09+02:00February 5th, 2024|Categories: Latest Books|

Safe and Effective Workouts for Seniors by Jo Marques

An encouraging and insightful primer for elderly exercise, Safe and Effective Workouts for Seniors: The Definitive Guide for Improving Balance, Strength, Flexibility, and Endurance by Jo Marques is an essential companion for staying fit after 60. Exploring the common excuses and [...]

2024-01-31T14:55:43+02:00January 31st, 2024|Categories: In Brief|

The One Who’s Gonna See You Through by John Steven Welch

A stirring reflection on Black LGBT life, The One Who's Gonna See You Through by John Steven Welch is a tender and trope-defying portrait of resilience in an unconventional life. GJ's coming-of-age story defies society's unfair expectations, suffering through the inherent [...]

2024-01-29T15:04:43+02:00January 29th, 2024|Categories: In Brief|
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