By turns quirky, touching, amusing, and sad, Inside the World: As Al Lehman is an intellectual achievement that rivals some of the best literary fiction of the last half century. Marvin Cohen’s biography of the fictional Al Lehman,... Read More

This is a massive and sincere addition to the conflicted and lively field of comparing scientific thought and religious belief. The Christians’ God Does Not Exist! Yes, He/She Does! It Is Matter That Does Not Exist! by Proncell F.... Read More

Parker’s book conveys a veteran’s sense of what it was like growing up as an independent woman during the latter half of the twentieth century. Though Alice Parker’s Choices, Changes & Friends calls itself a memoir, it reads... Read More

Marked by compassionate and comedic insights, "Cupid Hates Me" is an often satisfying memoir about relationships past. "Cupid Hates Me" by Wedge Stevens is a witty and sarcastic account of one man’s dating history. Beginning in his... Read More

Fried’s firsthand account of acting as a 9/11 first responder is gripping. Gregory Fried’s memoir, "Life on the Thin Blue Line", recounts the author’s time as the executive police surgeon for the New York City Police Department.... Read More

"Absolute Vengeance" is a richly constructed adventure thriller made strong through its painstaking details and compelling characters. "Absolute Vengeance" by C. W. Lemoine is a contemporary thriller about a man who joins an... Read More

This is a significant book that resurrects a painful past and makes pertinent a little-known but crucial act of rebellion at Auschwitz. "The Trumpets of Jericho" by J. Michael Dolan is a complex historical novel that examines the revolt... Read More

"Ode to My Autumn" contains dexterous, challenging, clever poems that are simply a joy to read. Victor Altshul’s "Ode to My Autumn" is a collection of traditional poems with a great contemporary American poetic twist. The most... Read More