Literary Fiction

Money is no protection when someone or something is out to make sure you and your family are dead.

Meeting Amy Gallup in the pages of 'Amy Falls Down' is a true pleasure.

'Outside In' is a fun read with some serious points to make.

Roxana Robinson’s 'Sparta' is a chilling look at the psychological issues facing many veterans of the war in Iraq.

"Although I have a detailed outline to guide me, I also believe what Robert Frost says: 'No surprise in the writer, no surprise in the reader.'”

The bonds of marriage are tested when a young bride is given a fatal diagnosis.

A hopeful romantic tries to make her vision of the classical definition of love come to personal fruition.

"I quickly learned that writing becomes an all-consuming passion. . ."

Moving on when life has thrown nothing but curveballs is hard, but can be done. Not taking charge and doing so only creates more difficulties.

This novel treats its 60 year old female main character with great respect and provides a well-paced and engrossing story as well as a nuanced and believable view of alcoholism.