Book Review: Mirador by James Jennings
Mirador is set in the United States and Mexico. The time is 1993. The North Atlantic Free Trade...
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Book Review: Where Will the Sun Shine Tomorrow
Rashi Rohatgi’s literary debut is Where the Sun Will Rise Tomorrow. It is set in 1905 which is the...
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Book Review: Master Class by Christina Dalcher
Master Class takes a dark look at how a near-future America slides into totalitarianism and...
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Interview: Natalee Cooper, author of A Heart’s Design
Joining me today in a Covid-distanced interview is author Natalee Cooper. While writing...
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Book Review: Concealed by Esther Amini
Concealed is an amazing memoir. So often I find that memoirs are really authors’ ego trips, and...
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Book Review: The Best Part of Us by Sally Cole-Misch
The Best Part of Us is a powerful novel about family dynamics and the human need to be true to...
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Interview: Eddy Boudel Tan, author of After Elias
Eddy Boudel Tan is the author of two novels, After Elias, to be released this week on September...
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Book Review: Victorine by Drema Drudge
Victorine is Drema Drudge’s debut novel, and a delight it is. She’s captured the spirit of...
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Interview: Jody A. Forrester, author of Guns Under the Bed
Jody A. Forrester and I are both “women of a certain age.” She was born and raised in...
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