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Book Review: ‘Our Kind of Cruelty’ by Araminta Hall
In 'Our Kind of Cruelty' by Araminta Hall, the truth about a stormy breakup, lies between murky blurred lines.
Read More »Interview: Christine Mangan, author of ‘Tangerine’
In Christine Mangan's 'Tangerine,' madness, murder, and betrayal are brought forth by an exotic yet ominous landscape.
Read More »HD Digital Review: ‘Planet of the Apes 1968’ 50th Anniversary Edition
From 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, the 'Planet of the Apes 1968' 50th Anniversary Edition version in digital HD (Blu-ray and DVD also available) is a wonder (3.5 out of four stars).
Read More »Interview: Jessica Strawser, Author of ‘Not That I Could Tell’
In Jessica Strawser's new novel, 'Not That I Could Tell', it isn't quite a beautiful day in this neighborhood
Read More »Interview: Roz Nay, Author of ‘Our Little Secret’
In Roz Nay's novel, 'Our Little Secret', a young woman in a police station is Schrödinger's cat, while a shrewd detective is certain he's solved the paradox
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Wintermen ll: Into the Deep Dark’ by Brit Griffin
'The Wintermen ll: Into The Deep Dark' by Brit Griffin is well written and a whole lot of fun - any book that can quote both Joe Strummer and 'Die Hard' is a must read.
Read More »Book Review: ‘No One Ever Asked’ – a Novel by Katie Ganshert
A timely story about racism that might have been enjoyable had the author simply kept it straight (chronological) and simple.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Who’s Who When Everyone is Someone Else’ by C.D. Rose
Have you ever imagined a novel written by Gabriel García Márquez and Wes Anderson? C.D. Rose's new book, 'Who's Who When Everyone is Someone Else' gets pretty close
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Flight Attendant’ by Chris Bohjalian
In 'The Flight Attendant,' Chris Bohjalian weaves a compelling story of reckless behavior, murder and dubious consent
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