Inside the Compost Bin
Composting is becoming more and more popular, but what does that mean to young children? One is never too young to build good habits that will help the world be a better place. Thi...
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Anemone
Russell jolts awake, his world shattered by news of his brother Wyatt’s death in a devastating fire. The tragedy cuts deeper: Russell had desperately tried to save him. Now, a crue...
Read more →The Indignation Parade and Other Poems
The Indignation Parade and other Poems by F.R. Foksal is a beautifully done poetry collection. Foksal explores many themes throughout his work, including isolation, disconnection, ...
Read more →After the Funeral and Other Stories
I can’t help wondering if the title of this collection of short stories is an homage to a short story written by Agatha Christie. The author, Tessa Hadley, lives in Wales, where Ch...
Read more →The Dove That Didn’t Return: Poems
If anyone can call herself a “warrior poet,” it is Yael S. Hacohen. She draws from her experience as a soldier and lieutenant in the Israeli Defense Forces to craft this collection...
Read more →How America Works… and Why it Doesn’t by William Cooper
Book Summary: Americans in the twenty-first century are becoming increasingly untethered from both reality and the essential principles and traditions that have shaped the nation’s...
Read more →Part 13 of “The Haircut Who Would Be King” by Robert Trebor Blog Tour
Introducing “The Haircut Who Would Be King” by Robert Trebor This is a satirical portrayal of Donald Trump’s ascent to power and his unconventional alliance with Vladimir Putin. Tr...
Read more →Part 14: Interview With Rick Moskovitz, Author of The Pinocchio Chip
The Pinocchio Chip is a first-person account of an AI’s quest for the Holy Grail of consciousness: human emotions. It delves deep into the essence of what it means to be alive, cha...
Read more →Lightning Bugs And Aliens: A Small Town Coming-Of-Age-Story by Daniel Babka
Book Summary: During the summer of 1960, five imaginative, adventurous 13-year-olds, free from computers, cell phones and social media, suddenly must grapple with the loss of child...
Read more →Who is Anna Stenberg? by Tracey Norman
Book Summary: When her murderous father escapes from an institution, a young girl is forced to flee to safety with secretive pickpocket Anna. Disguised as a boy called Viktor, and ...
Read more →The Buffalo Butcher: Jack the Ripper in the Electric City by Robert Brighton
Book Summary: Summer 1901, and the great Pan-American Exposition welcomes the world to Buffalo, New York—Queen of the Lakes . . . the Electric City. Eight million visitors throng t...
Read more →Love: A Novel of Grief and Desire by Jefferson R. Blackburn-Smith
Book Summary: After the death of his wife, Ed Gideon survived the bone-numbing loss and loneliness by narrowing his focus to only work and his two college-age daughters, who are al...
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