Executive Editor Matt Sutherland Interviews Jehanne Dubrow, Author of The Wounded Line: A Guide to Writing Poems of Trauma / Funny thing about poetry: it’s always welcome, even in the darkest of times. Poet, essayist, and educator... Read More
On a planet where people are kept as pets, human consciousness reemerges in the eerie science fiction novel "Kobo". In Richard Allen’s disturbing science fiction novel "Kobo", human empathy, intelligence, and cruelty are mirrored in an... Read More
Sisters with supernatural gifts investigate suspicious archaeological operations in the series-opening mystery novel "The Fire on Slate Fell". In Warren Cabral’s quirky mystery novel "The Fire on Slate Fell", telepathic sisters unravel... Read More
Gifted sisters investigate a mystery with wide implications in the involving novel "The Wolf of Ennerdale". In Warren Cabral’s thrilling family mystery novel "The Wolf of Ennerdale", two detective-minded sisters are wrapped up in an... Read More
A young man’s unwise decisions all work out in the end in the good-natured short story collection "The Blueberry Society". Zeebo’s irreverent short story collection "The Blueberry Society" gathers earthy tales about a New York... Read More
We’re always keen to discover fantastic true crime books, especially when the writing pushes beyond journalism’s who, what, when, where, and why and proceeds to deliver all the atmosphere and elegance of great storytelling. No, it... Read More
The revealing memoir "The Set Up" is about overcoming adversity through religion, connections, and personal strength. Carl Edward Jackson’s candid memoir "The Set Up" is about his tumultuous adulthood in the South. When Jackson was... Read More