Shrink
1969 a Jewish honor student in the Bronx is a school newspaper editor the son of Holocaust survivors and the newest member of a Puerto Rican extortion gang. A strong inciting... Read More
Books We've Reviewed from Lulu
Two Weeks in August
“’…things tend to get weird when the weather gets hot like this.’” “‘A wife or a kid might get hit instead of yelled at a barroom argument turns into a stabbing... Read More
The Sorcerer's Song and the Cat's Meow
The Sorcerer’s Song and The Cat’s Meow is an author’s triumph and a reader’s delight. Filled with creative energy intelligence and imagination A.A. Roberts’ novel... Read More
The Man Who Saw God
Michael doesn’t consider himself to be a religious man but he finds himself full of questions about God. In search of a spiritual mentor he looks for answers about some... Read More
Come Out of Her, My People
That’s great it starts with an earthquake / birds and snakes an aeroplane / and Lenny Bruce is not afraid. —REM - It’s the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)... Read More
Across the Fickle Winds of History
In 1918 the czar of Russia his wife and their five children were gunned down in a basement room of an old country estate where they were being held in exile. Yet even today the... Read More
The Life and Times of Paul the Poet and His Writing Utensils
Perverted Slinkys an ode to Paris Hilton’s cell phone and a poet’s relationship with his pens and pencils are just some of the jokes and jibes that make up Paul Kokkinis’... Read More
New Zealand with a Hobbit Botherer
The next best thing to being able to travel to another country is to read a book that describes it so well that pictures come to mind. It isn’t necessary to be a fan of the... Read More
Marvin's Mysteries
Some animals survive in nonnative habitats adapting well when climate and food sources prove favorable. The preteen novel Marvin’s Mysteries tells the story of an exotic... Read More
Grandpa's Farm
Why do people write children’s books? It’s a question we often ask in these offices as so many picture books come through our door without any clear idea of an audience.... Read More