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A Chair Between the Rails

by Anna Call

Human emotion becomes spiritual experience in this poetic supernatural novel of a broken family and psychic ability. "A Chair Between the Rails", by G. T. Anders, is an experience both original and redolent of its roots in the works of... Read More

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Adventures in Dystopia

by Anna Call

A rich patchwork of global perspectives provides a dizzying bird’s-eye view of class divisions. "Adventures in Dystopia" is a patchwork collection of experiences by loosely connected characters set in various developing countries. Each... Read More

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The Roof Walkers

by Joe Taylor

With a unique narrative approach, Keith Henderson recreates the birth of Canada. "The Roof Walkers" by Keith Henderson, an epistolary novel about the birth of Canada, is historical fiction at its best. It not only illuminates a point in... Read More

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Brenda Corrigan Went Downtown

by Karen Rigby

Donna Brookman Kaulkin’s debut novel examines the too-little-mentioned subject of crime against older women, with emphasis on the main character’s gradual emotional and physical decline. When Brenda Corrigan, an independent... Read More

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The Second Letter

by Hannah Eason

With its solid structure and fast pace, along with a standout sleuth, Lane’s story makes a worthy new entry into the suspense genre. Robert Lane sets the stage for his cross-generational government/dirty-business suspense story, "The... Read More

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The Rummy Club

by Karyn Saemann

Anoop Ahuja Judge shines at scene setting, in both India and the San Francisco Bay Area, with abundant, lush details. In "The Rummy Club", by Anoop Ahuja Judge, four high school friends from India reunite decades later in California,... Read More

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