Editorial Review: “Accused Again” by Michael J. Kundu
Accused Again by Michael J. Kundu is a poignant courtroom drama revolving around an innocent man who is framed again after being wrongfully imprisoned for twenty-six years.
Editorial Review: “Peering Into Infinity: Mirrors of Love & Grief” by Steven Lewis
Peering Into Infinity: Mirrors of Love & Grief by Steven Lewis is a beautiful collection of poetry that explores the various stages of grief and acceptance.
Book Review: Nero and Sporus by S.P. Somtow
Have you ever wondered what would happen if beauty, cruelty, and love were trapped in the same gilded cage? This review will take you through a world that dares to…
Editorial Review: “The Moaning Lisa” by Rosemary and Larry Mild
In Rosemary and Larry Mild's The Moaning Lisa, Paco and Molly find themselves smack dab in the middle of a sinister plot as they begin a new life at the…
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Editorial Review: “The Song of Hadariah” by Alisse Lee Goldenberg
The Song of Hadariah is an endearing fantasy YA that blends folklore with a coming-of-age adventure, reminding us to bring a little magic into our adult worlds.
Editorial Review: “Cancer Courts My Mother” by LindaAnn LoSchiavo
Cancer Courts My Mother by LindaAnn LoSchiavo is a heart-wrenching collection of poems that depicts the emotions of a daughter who is the caregiver of her terminally ill mother.
Book Review: The Magical World of Candytopia by Abigail Samson
Have you ever wondered what it feels like when cotton candy clouds cry rainbows, yet a princess feels lonely beneath them? Discover why this paradox exists in the full review…
Book Review: “Jake Fox: Ties That Blind” by Michael Stockham
What if the law could heal as much as it convicts, and ghosts were not haunts but witnesses? Discover how Jake Fox: Ties That Blind turns that question inside out.
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