It looks like you've stumbled upon a page meant to be read by our code instead of viewed directly. You're probably looking for this page.
ⓒ 2024 Foreword Magazine, Inc.
All rights reserved.
Book Review
Diane Tefft Young’s new memoir, Humbled by the Gift of Life: Reflections on Receiving a Lung Transplant, should be required reading for every adult facing the prospect of an organ transplant, either as a recipient or a donor. In fact,...
Book Review
For those who greet the arrival of a favorite women’s magazine as a special occasion that calls for a nice cup of tea and a quiet, solitary hour, Patricia Sands’ "The Bridge Club" will justify both a full pot of tea and a long,...
Book Review
In "Burns Road", novelist and screenwriter Brian Pelton continues the Steadman family saga introduced in his earlier novel, None Wasted, None Spared. Along with a group of friends, the Steadmans have left Depression-era Seattle to start...
Book Review
Less a memoir than one man’s treatise on America in the early 1970s, Frederick Keogh’s "Dream Weaver" exposes both the spiritual void and the deceptive mysticism of a generation emerging from the upheaval of the 1960s. Keogh sticks...
Wow, you made it all the way to the end! We don't have anything else to show you here, but maybe there is new content available on the first page. Or, if you've already looked at everything in this section, head on over to our homepage for a wider selection of content.