Here is an intriguing little book set in an unspecified era against the backdrop of a remote Eastern European village. With its slow but steady pace its good versus evil theme and its overall quirkiness think of "The Carpenter of... Read More

Prehistoric humans experienced several simultaneous physiological changes when threatened. These constituted a “fight or flight,” or stress, response to predator attacks or similar situations. The author notes: “However, in the... Read More

This is a strangely sad and compelling memoir, like a story told at a bar frequented by artists. In the summer of 1976 a local boy hitches a ride from a white Mercedes convertible. The austere smiling woman in the passenger seat is... Read More