Georganna Hancock

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• 30 Book Review: The Hindus: An Alternative History by Wendy Doniger

  A fresh look at the world's oldest major religion through the eyes of alternative historians: women, myths and lower castes

  Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Nov 09, 2009

• 29 Book Review: Jack Rabbit Moon by Dorraine Darden

  Like any other little girl, Marnie Evans wants to be cherished.

  Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Oct 23, 2009

• 28 "The Encouragement to Try": Award Winning Author Dorraine Darden on Self-Publishing Novels

  What it takes to successfully self-publish a novel: A conversation with Dorraine Darden, author of 'Jack Rabbit Moon'.

  Interview in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Sep 22, 2009

• 27 Book Review: The Man Who Loved Books Too Much by Allison Hoover Bartlett

  To catch a book thief, it takes a book dick!

  Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Sep 14, 2009

• 26 Book Review: The Anthologist by Nicholson Baker

  The Anthologist is a quick read, requisite for light summer fare, but it does stick to your mental ribs.

  Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Aug 19, 2009

• 25 Book Review: Mother of the Believers: A Novel of the Birth of Islam by Kamran Pasha

  Who was the "Mother of the Believers" and how did Islam begin?

  Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Jul 31, 2009

• 24 Book Review: The Noticer: Sometimes, all a person needs... by Andy Andrews

  Sometimes, all a person needs is a little perspective - or a handy motto.

  Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Jun 07, 2009

• 23 Book Review: God's Thunderbolt: The Vigilantes of Montana by Carol Buchanan

  The gold rush in 1863 Montana forces men to become vigilantes to bring justice to Alder Gulch.

  Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Jun 04, 2009

• 22 Book Review: Lake with No Name: A True Story of Love and Conflict in Modern China by Diane Wei Liang

  On June 4, 1989, Chinese military ran tanks over student demonstrators in Beijing's Tianamen Square. Diane Mei Liang was there.

  Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on Jun 03, 2009

• 21 Book Review: Let Me Eat Cake by Leslie F. Miller

  If Marie Antoinette really commented, "Let them eat cake," Miller's ancestor was right there egging her on.

  Review in Books — by Georganna Hancock — on May 20, 2009