Review by Lisa C. Taylor Sometimes an Island is a short but mighty novel-in-stories that opens with a prologue…
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Review by Carla Panciera Jane Ward’s fourth book, Should Have Told You Sooner, is both a journey novel and…
Review by Susan Blumberg-Kason Diane Botnick writes in the prologue of her novel, Becoming Sarah, that a midwife at…
Review by Melissa Kutsche The events of Susan Buttenwieser’s debut novel, Junction of Earth and Sky, are set into…
Review by Edith-Nicole Cameron Three years ago, I resigned from my lawyer job to write a novel. The seed…
An Interview with Domenica Ruta, Author of the Novel All the Mothers by Nicole Haroutunian About a chosen family…
Review by Jane Ward “It’s pitch black and Alice won’t stop screaming.” (4) Two pages into The Fun Times…
Review by Carla Panciera In the latter pages of award-winning author Laurette Folk’s newest novel Eleison, a young priest…
Review by Jane Ward Jen Michalski, award-winning author of 2021’s You’ll Be Fine, returns in June with All…
Review by Emily Hall Miranda Schmidt’s debut novel Leafskin is slippery. Part prose, part poetry, the novel begins…