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.
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: “Garden Tools: Poems” by David W. Berner
Have you ever wondered if a dog waiting at the door understands patience better than most humans? This review might not only explore that idea—it might just prove it.
Book Review: “Hey Dick: The Story of How I Loved and Lost My Brother” by Robbie Blackburn
Can a single thought change the course of fate? And if it can, how do you live with it? In Hey Dick, Robbie Blackburn takes readers through a deeply personal…
Book Review: The Magic Hotel by John Reimold
What if a hotel could help you understand loss and the afterlife? The Magic Hotel invites readers into a world where grief is explored through whimsy and deep emotions. Read…
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Editorial Review: “Here One Moment” by Liane Moriarty
Liane Moriarty's Here One Moment is a striking thriller novel about a mysterious woman predicting passengers' deaths on a flight to Sydney. The story offers relatable characters, an original premise,…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Cheeky, Bloody Articles: Tales for Well-Dressed Cynics and Optimistic Ragamuffins” by Cathleen Davies
Cheeky, Bloody Articles: Tales for Well-Dressed Cynics and Optimistic Ragamuffins by Cathleen Davies is an amazing collection of twenty-six thought-provoking short stories.
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