Literary Fiction

“. . . an astonishing, breathtaking, and harrowing read.”

It’s all about momentum with Cartwheel by Jennifer duBois.

David Ehrlich’s short stories, some of which describe the lives of both openly identified and closeted Israeli gay men, are sometimes funny, sometimes sad, and sometimes both.

“. . . engaging and nicely written but also heavily formulaic and one-dimensional.”

“. . . a terrific little book . . .”

“Li Lan’s odyssey keeps her on the brink of earthly demise and keeps the reader riveted to the page . . .”

“God willing, the affectations will pass, unveiling a talent less fettered by ‘style.’”

Sometimes the words on the back cover of a book can tell us oh so much:

“Gavin Extence has written a book that is richer, more lucid than it seems on its surface.”

“. . . sometimes poignant, often funny, and generally believable.”

“Ms. Schine weaves a carefully structured story anchored in fully realized characters.”

“Greenbeard is science fiction with a sense of humor.”

“Given the enormous appetite for television soap operas . . . should sell up a storm.”