Fiction

“A writer takes earnest measures to secure his solitude and then finds endless ways to squander it.”
—Don Delillo

“Nearly forgotten today, Mr. Wellman was nominated for a Pulitzer. . . . a worthy chapter in the timeline of fiction devoted to the supernatural.”

“If you enjoy a lightly told tale, it’s well worth spending a few hours of your time in the company of Brian Kimberling . . .”

Hyperbole is horrible.

“No One Could Have Guessed the Weather proves largely disappointing.”

“. . . a refreshing and humorous angle on the importance of accepting others as they are.”

“This first novel by Jessica Soffer is a work of beauty in words.”

“Irene Hannon knows the power of words and the miracle of faith.”

“The Golem and the Jinni is recommended to adults who enjoy a good story and have a childlike sense of make-believe.”

“My Little Blue Robot is a great concept realized in 3-D.”

“Bad Blood is a modern-day Shakespearian West End Story with very dark undertones of forbidden love, raw animosity, and cold-blooded murder.”

“The authors do a good job of evoking a sense of place and a life’s pace, but could have taken a page from the books of their predecessors on this road by creating memorable, believable cha