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Book Review

Wild West 2.0

by Barry Silverstein

One of the intriguing and, in some cases, disturbing aspects of “Web 2.0” is the ability for anyone anywhere to damage the reputation of a person or company simply by posting disparaging information on the Internet. The rise in... Read More

Book Review

Share This!

by Marian Schembari

For those who think of Twitter as a teeny-bopper hub and can’t imagine going near it, those who understand the power of social networks, and those who are already successful users, "Share This!" is a fantastic look at how to use online... Read More

Book Review

Truckin' with Sam

by Janelle Adsit

More than one in ten of all children in the US and Europe are born to fathers who are age forty and older. At forty-seven, Lee Gutkind became one such “old new dad,” a term borrowed from Mark J. Penn. Truckin’ with Sam details the... Read More

Book Review

Seven Dirty Words

by Dan Holmes

With sex and profanity on television, and X-rated music just a download click away, it’s hard to imagine a time when entertainers were thrown in jail for words they used on stage. But that’s what happened to comedian George Carlin in... Read More

Book Review

Cold Snap

by Tim Davis

The people of Old Mountain have been suffering in “the kind of cold that left a scar.” In this Bulgarian town, “all the apartments…were attached to a single switch for central heat…the town had set a rule that the temperatures... Read More

Book Review

Carbine

by John Michael Senger

Reading the stories in Greg Mulcahy’s collection of short fiction, "Carbine", is like driving slowly by a smoldering auto–truck accident on I-10 just east of New Orleans. It is filled with images that are compelling, tragic, and... Read More

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