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The Way to Paradise by Mario Vargas Llosa
I rarely read novels more than once. There are some I have read several times, but the list might just run to double figures. I have read The Way To Paradise by Mario Vargas Llosa twice, but not for the usual reasons.
Philip Spires
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A Reappraisal of Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Aldous Huxley's futuristic parable Brave New World was published to some acclaim in 1932. Huxley as a novelist, essayist and a social commentator was very much at the forefront of literary life in Britain in the mid-twentieth century. Contemporary literary figures included Graham Greene, Somerset Maugham, Evelyn Waugh, George Bernard Shaw, Kingsley Amis, and George Orwell, with Saul bellow, Arthur Miller, Tennessee Williams, Ernest Hemingway, John Steinbeck, and Norman Mailer as...
Migel Jayasinghe
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Nefertiti by Michelle Moran
In the eighteenth dynasty of ancient Egypt (1351 to 1331 B.C.) one woman, Nefertiti, rises to power and infamy in the annals of history.
Mirella Patzer
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The Handyman's Promise by Nick Poff - Book Review
As the AIDS crisis dawns in the early 1980s, two small-town gay men make a commitment to one another. While a good deal of gay fiction focuses on sex, one author takes a closer look at what it means for two men to have a meaningful relationship. That author is Nick Poff, recently awarded the Gold medal in Gay/Lesbian fiction by ForeWord Magazine.
Paige Lovitt
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Sin by Josephine Hart
The theme of this novel is envy between two siblings. As a melodrama, it emphasizes strong, destructive emotions in the main character, while emptying the plot.
Joy Cagil
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Ashes to the Vistula by Bill Copeland
Ashes To The Vistula by Bill Copeland is a World War Two novel set in Auschwitz. It's a tale of loyalty amidst the confusion and destruction of war, a loyalty that must pass its ultimate test in a surprising, moving way.
Philip Spires
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Book Review - Female Traits by Lurea C McFadden For Bruce Publishing
Lurea McFadden debut novel. Grace Trufant tries to stay two steps ahead of an unsuspected husband and a lover who wants more. Everything can be lost in a blink of an eye. Does Grace have what it takes to win the game she is playing with two men's hearts?
Joey Pinkney
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Book Review - Queen by Cynthia White For Triple Crown Publications
Cynthia White's debut novel. Title character Queen must keep a secret while struggling to mature into the leader of a St. Louis criminal ring. Will she be able to control her sexual urges and immaturity to survive the world she's thrust into?
Joey Pinkney
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Internet Game Controlled By The Player's Mind Is Focus Of New Emotional-Techno Novel
An internet game becomes popular across the world overnight. Its players have the ability to create it as they play. Author Afamasaga plays games with the readers' minds as the characters' minds become part of the game of WIPE.
Tyler Tichelaar
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Quondam - An Ancient Mirror's Tale by Jayel Gibson - Book Review
A dragon spawn is derided by those around him, but one woman, Cwen, comes to love him. Will he choose to love her, or will he choose to be a dragon? Will the decision even be his to make in a world threatened by evil. Experience a journey of love and magic like no other in Jayel Gibson's "Quondam: An Ancient Mirrors Tale." Readers of the earlier Ancient Mirrors Tales-"Dragon Queen," "The Wrekening" and "Damselflies"-will cheer this latest installment. Cwen returns, having grown from an...
Paige Lovitt
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