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ReviewDeadlyIntentbyLaraineStephensbyDonanBerg by Donan Berg
Deadly Intent by Laraine Stephens is a police procedural/mystery/historical fiction....
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Reviews - Compilation - through July 29, 2009 by Steven Lundin
In the based-on-truth novel Shooting an Albatross, author Steven Lundin carries us into wartime Los Angeles, 1943, and the highly improbable, yet true...
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Reviews - Compilation through September 6, 2009 by Steven Lundin
compilation of reviews of Shooting an Albatross by Steven R. Lundin...
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Robert's Angels by Dani R. Bellflowers by Robert Mills
A feature story on Robert A. Mills and "The Better Angels" appearing in the Marietta Daily Journal (in this case sans photos)...
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Romantic Historical Fiction Lovers Guest Post by Gina Rossi
A little about the background and setting of my historical romantic adventure 'The Wild Heart'...
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September Dawn by C Schutter
Honolulu Star Bulletin Article...
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Sequel to Orphan Train Trilogy by Robert Noonan
Due to popular demand Robert Noonan will expand on his Orphan Train Trilogy...
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She Oughta Be in Pictures by Betty Jo Tucker
As a film critic, I always read a novel with one question in the back of my mind -- would it make a good movie? "Tiana, Gift of the Moon," Pinkie Para...
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Sherman’s Chaplain by David Bellin: Book Review by Irene Watson
In a series of candid letters, Ellis Brantley, a charismatic young seminary graduate with a gift for preaching. chronicles the merciless march of Sher...
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Shooting an Albatross by Steven R. Lundin: Book Review by Irene Watson
"Shooting an Albatross" by author Steven R. Lundin is a fast-paced and highly compelling novel based on historical fact. In 1943, we were at war and i...
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Shooting an Albatross Pre-publication reviews by Steven Lundin
In the based-on-truth novel Shooting an Albatross, author Steven Lundin carries us into wartime Los Angeles, 1943, and the highly improbable, yet true...
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Siegfried Follies by Richard Alther: Book Review by Irene Watson
"Siegfried Follies" by author Richard Alther is the 30-year story of an unlikely pairing of two orphan boys—a German and a Jew—who together survive th...
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Spartan Slave, Spartan Queen by Helena Schrader: Book Review by Irene Watson
Set in Ancient Sparta during the Second Messenian War, "Spartan Slave, Spartan Queen" is the story of two women, one beautiful and the other ugly, who...
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Speaking at Writing Club by Linda Newton Perry
Pin and Inc Club...
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Spiritual Shackles" by Okeyo A. Jumal: Book Review by Irene Watson
Exploding out of dramatic images of unexplained church
fires, Shackles is etched deep in the faces of its players; from maids,
chauffeurs a...
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STC by Susan Smith
It's 1984. The space shuttle Challenger is up in orbit. The Reagan administration is beefing up defense to fight the Evil Empire of Communism....
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Stumbling Stones by Bonnie Suchman by William Potter
"Extremely readable with close attention paid to both wider historical and intimate family details, Suchman's tale serves as a monument in words." - K...
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Superstition: Basis in fact by Mark Lichterman
Fire, undeniably, is one of the worst possible disasters that might befall any household, and – superstition often having a basis in fact – if a house...
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Synopsis of Shooting an Albatross by Steven Lundin
In the based-on-truth novel Shooting an Albatross, author Steven Lundin carries us into wartime Los Angeles, 1943, and the highly improbable, yet true...
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Synopsis of The Feathery by Bill Flynn
A book that starts with golf in 1849 and ends at The Masters Tournament in modern times....
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Teenagers Eulogy by Wayne Bryant
The story of 3 girls and their friendship growing up. From elementary through high school their friendship endured. Even death could not separate thei...
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The 1619 Project is a Black Legend a Project. Consider the Source by Dr. Patrick ODougherty
The 1619 Project is a Black Legend Project. Consider the Source. It is a tragically flawed narrative rationalizing tribal military losses in Africa. ...
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The Academician reduced for the Kindle by Edward Patterson
limited time only...
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The Ardoyne Runaways by Paul Mc Cann
Story of some people who ran away overseas during the troubles in Northern Ireland ...
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The BigLie by Richard Johnston
My novel is about Americans abroad. The setting of The Big Lie is an American High School sponsored by the U.S. Army in post World-War II Paris (1953)...
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The Bleeding Hills by Wilfried F. Voss: Book Review by Irene Watson
he Irish War is officially a part of history, but not for Finnean Whelan, an IRA veteran of almost 40 years. British Intelligence has produced evidenc...
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The Camel Boy, a novel about the Civil War by Selby Parker
Book review by the Mississippi Magazine
Jackson, Mississippi...
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The Chimney Sweeps by Mark Lichterman
Weighed down by the load he carried, his harsh breath coming in white plumes, panting, struggling to keep up with Johnson, Zachariah didn’t notice as ...
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The Climbing Boy by Mark Lichterman
The abuse and exploitation of these children became the basis for civilization’s first child labor laws.
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The Climbing Boy: 1843 by Mark Lichterman
Years before and during the Industrial Revolution, in order to learn a trade, orphans and children of impoverished families might be apprenticed or ev...
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The Climbing Boy: A fearful excerpt by Mark Lichterman
Never in a church. Other than a quick, "Godly" lecture by a well-meaning household servant, not aware that one as lowly as himself could ever have a G...
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The Climbing Boy: A novel, inexpensive Christmas gift by Mark Lichterman
A magical Christmas tale that is on it's way to becoming a classic. "The Climbing Boy" takes place on one day: December 24, 1843, which, by no coinci...
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The Clinton Diaries - Satirical Fiction by Glenda Bixler
What more could be said? How about from the perspective of the President himself. Fictionalized, of course!...
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The DeValera Deception by Michael and Patrick McMenamin: Book Review by Irene Watson
"The DeValera Deception" by authors Michael and Patrick McMenamin is set in North America during the summer of 1929. After his party has lost an elect...
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The Disappeared Vikings by David Arthur Walters
How the Vikings disappeared from Greenland according to the evolution myth...
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The Eagle's Last Flight” by Ron Standerfer: Book Review by Irene Watson
Skip O’Neill lies dying of leukemia in a New York hospital, determined to live until the new millennium. His wasted body shows scant evidence of the m...
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The Facets of Love and the Challenge of Romance by Jess Wells
Interview with Jess Wells discussing the facets of love, the challenge of writing about love. She's the author of the new novel, Straight Uphill: A T...
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The Feathery by Bill Flynn
Web Site Article...
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The four 'Yugas' by Gopal Prapannabrat
The Story of time being or era or age....
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The Good Old Days--They Were Dangerous by Rosemary Poole-Carter
19th Century Hazards...
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The Gordonator Precision Search Engine by Regina Pounds
About a unique search engine, created for authors and readers alike...fascinating website...
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The Heart of the Legend Hits Australia by Amy Lignor
Australian companies and reviewers have pounced on Billy the Kid's new story with outstanding reviews and contemplation of movie rights...
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The Human Spirit by Charles Weinblatt
The human spirit strives for autonomy and freedom. Yet, if one is to search for an understanding of human nature, then one must descend into the depth...
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The Last Paradise: A Novel by Michael Kasenow: Book Review by Irene Watson
In the age of Jim Crow, poor whites and blacks, prostitutes and nuns will struggle against racism and oppression, civic and corporate corruption in Ga...
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The Last Renaissance Man: abridged Prologue by Michael Guy
I'm releasing abridged chapters from my novel, The Last Renaissance Man under this heading: articles. The reason: obviously reviewers and potential re...
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The Last Renaissance Man: excerpt: Chapter One by Michael Guy
Chapter One: excerpt from the "rowdy" pub scene to end...
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The Lecture Experience: Part I by Feather Foster
Some lessons learned while promoting your book by lectures......
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The Lecture Experience: Part II by Feather Foster
More lessons learned on the lecture trail.......
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The Lecture Experience: Part III by Feather Foster
The final installment of tips for promoting a book-by lecture....
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The Life and Times of Robert Flint the Pioneer by David Flint
With each book purchase of 'The Life and Times of Robert Flint the Pioneer,' and my second book, 'Trail of broken Chains,' I will autograoh each copy....
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