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Book Review
by Mari Carlson
"Midland" is a resounding, redemptive novel about healing from a tragedy. In Ross Breithaupt’s measured novel "Midland", a young man works to heal following his brother’s suicide. In the 1980s, ten years after his brother jumped to...
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In the short stories of "Incredible Beaver", human beings are a part of the natural world, and their actions are seen to impact it. Ron Chandler’s varied short story collection "Incredible Beaver" emphasizes the close connection...
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"Capitol Murder" is a compelling thriller that looks inside the United States’s health care system. In Mike Brogan’s political thriller "Capitol Murder", two ambitious women working to see universal health care legislation passed in...
Book Review
by Alex Dailey
"Godfrey’s Crusade" is a fantasy novel marked by magical lore, far-off realms, and long lines of lineage in which an imperfect knight fights for the good of others. In Mark Howard’s coming-of-age epic "Godfrey’s Crusade", a young...
Book Review
by Ian Dailey
Sure to excite young readers, the welcoming science fiction novel "Eudora Space Kid" explores the galaxy via an audacious girl. In David Horn’s science fiction novel Eudora Space Kid, a mischievous child who lives on a spaceship...
Book Review
by Mari Carlson
The literary thriller Ophelia’s Room is visceral as it rollercoasters through middle America in the 1960s. In Michael Scott Garvin’s riveting novel Ophelia’s Room, infanticide in a small town fuels a soul search. In 1968, newlyweds...
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The fascinating memoir "I, Tarzan" is about overcoming personal struggles in order to accomplish cherished dreams. Jean-Philippe Soulé’s inspiring memoir "I, Tarzan" covers his daring pursuit of adventure and recognition. Soulé grew...
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"Perishable World" is poetry in its most lyrical form, blending the rhythms of human life and nature. Grief shows up in unexpected places in the poems of Alicia Hokanson’s "Perishable World". These poems weave words into pictures,...