This is a fascinating read. Randall Watson is an award winning author and one of these awards was for Petals, which received the prize in the novella category from the 2006/07 Quarterly West. This book is the revised version of Petals. The poetry of this book is astounding. It reads like a glorious symphony … Continue reading No Evil Is Wide by Randall Watson
Insatiable by Emily Kimelman
This is the third book in the Sydney Rye mystery series. Let me begin with the fact that you do not really know why Sydney Rye is on the run. There are hints that she was involved with killing people and that it was righteous, but in this book you do not get the details. … Continue reading Insatiable by Emily Kimelman
The Art of Sherlock Holmes: West Palm Beach Special Edition Conceived and Curated by Phil Growick
I love art almost as much as I love reading, so it is not a surprise that I wanted to read The Art of Sherlock Holmes. The book is certainly a unique experience for lovers of the great detective. In between the short stories about Holmes are wonderful reproductions of paintings done by well … Continue reading The Art of Sherlock Holmes: West Palm Beach Special Edition Conceived and Curated by Phil Growick
The Day Gravity Became Irrelevant by Ralph Rotten
Jack and Jamie are twins in their twenties. They are both geniuses and walk to the beat of different drummers. The two of them have the ability to create and use technology beyond what any other has ever done. This is obvious by the AI they have created whose name is Alexis. Alexis begins to … Continue reading The Day Gravity Became Irrelevant by Ralph Rotten
The Iron Orchard by Tom Pendleton
Tom Pendleton has written the best historical fiction on the Texas oil Industry. He wrote it so long ago it got forgotten by most and found itself out of print. When I first heard that someone had bought the rights and was making a film, I was not only thrilled, but searched for a copy … Continue reading The Iron Orchard by Tom Pendleton
The Road to Jior by Wendy L. Anderson
One of my favorite authors has written a new short story and it is free to read on her website! Wendy L Anderson, author of the The Demon Kind, Redemption of the Fallen, and Heirs of Joir has written a short story about two of the Ny-Failen … Continue reading The Road to Jior by Wendy L. Anderson
Reye’s Gold by Ruthie Robinson
Reye (Ray) and Stephen meet on a plane, both are students at the University of Texas. They hit it off and make plans to get together. Two weeks later they meet and the chemistry between them is too strong to not acknowledge. It is not long before they are practically living together. Both are focused … Continue reading Reye’s Gold by Ruthie Robinson
