I was offered a digital copy of The Sea Was a Fair Master for review and it's a collection worth reading. I don't publicly review…
Continue reading → Review of The Sea Was a Fair Master by Calvin Demmer
Will you be in Las Vegas on June 16th? If so, I hope you stop by Books or Books, an independent bookstore in Las…
Continue reading → Visit Books or Books in Las Vegas on June 16th for a Book Signing!
Because you can never get enough Paul Laurence Dunbar, Soren Kierkegaard, Edgar Allan Poe, T.S. Eliot, etcetera, I designed this sucker. Pre-orders are now available…
Continue reading → Classic Love Poetry & Quotes is Now Available for Pre-Order
Tal Gur gave me a copy of his book, The Art of Fully Living, recently to review. I think his work speaks for itself; it has…
Continue reading → Review on The Art of Fully Living by Tal Gur
Just wanted to share! Island Wildlife: Exiles, Expats and Exotic Others by Robert Friedman is now released and available for purchase. This book is a…
Put the book down! I mean it. Put it down! A little wierded out by what I just said because I'm an editor and book…
Continue reading → Review of A Giant Sparrow’s “What Remains of Edith Finch?”
I decided to read The Secret Apartment over the last few days because lately, I've been really needing book therapy! My love for books…
Continue reading → Review on “The Secret Apartment” by Natalie Fast
There are definitely clashing opinions on this book, evident by scrolling through the internet alone. After reading the inconsistent reviews on GoodReads recently and the…
Continue reading → To Scoff or Not to Scoff: A Review on Jay Anson’s “The Amityville Horror”
"The idea for this book hit me hard and fast, and the characters came at me full-force, demanding that their stories be told." --Alistair Cross…
Continue reading → An Interview with Horror Novelist Alistair Cross
Erotic horror with a culinary twist? Is it possible to do well? Apparently so because Grivante Press just pulled it off. When I was approached…
Continue reading → MASHED: The Culinary Delights of Twisted Erotic Horror
Goodreads review: Copyright Law in a Nutshell, 2d (Nutshell Series) by Mary LaFrance My rating: 3 of 5 stars. Note: a rating for 3 stars…
Continue reading → Copyright Law in a Nutshell (2nd Edition) by Mary LaFrance
Here's a fun fact: there's actually a difference between "blond" and "blonde. And the distinction between the two words is something every good editor and…
"Especially as we get older, memories become more important. We tend to idolize the happy memories. But what about the painful ones? -Kim Hemphill from…
Continue reading → Book Review: I Remember the Time…by Kim Hemphill
I wouldn't even be mentioning this if it didn't affect my life, because this book is about my story, not anyone else's. But when someone's…
Continue reading → A Review of the “Power of the Pen” by Rico Lamoureux
"But even when I was at my initial stage of childhood I somehow knew I'd tell the world my personal story. And now, here it…
Continue reading → An Interview with Rico Lamoureux, Author Without Eyesight but With Great Insight
"I felt strongly about sharing my experiences with others to perhaps inspire people to know that you can be down and out on your luck,…
The most important thing to know is that no matter which channel you go through--big, small, or self-published--a well-written book, a killer cover, luck, and a…
Continue reading → Publishing Houses: Going Small vs. Going Big
"It's a feel-good book at its heart and core, and should leave a big smile on the face of even the most cynical of readers.…
Please tell me about your book. I have two books out in the past three months. Wake Me Up is a literary crime novel, twisty…
Continue reading → Interview With Editor Justin Bog, Author of “Wake Me Up” and “HARK”
I was lucky enough to stumble across this book while adventuring in East Oahu. I found it in the forgotten corner of a used bookstore…
