Book Review: Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett
What if a bull could jump high enough to reach the stars? Cristobal Bull takes readers on a wild, poetic ride to find out—follow his journey and discover what truly…
Book Review: “Wealth and Privilege” by Jeanette Watts
What if the person you’re forced to marry is nothing like the one who truly fascinates you? Wealth and Privilege unravels this dilemma—read on to discover where Thomas Baldwin’s heart…
Book Review: Mary Poser (YA Edition) by Angel A
Have you ever felt like a butterfly trapped in a cake tin, fluttering against the walls of expectation? Mary Poser's story explores this paradox—read on to uncover her journey.
Editorial Review: “Unheard” by Bhavini Bhargava
Unheard is Bhavini Bhargava's debut collection of poems. It takes us on an evocative journey full of life, love, and heartbreak.
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.
A Book Review by Kajori: “I Love You As Much And More Than This” by R.M. Rozman
I Love You As Much And More Than This by R.M. Rozman is a collection of verses that enables us to express our love to our loved ones in unique…
A Book Review by Kajori: “My Sweet Aroma” by Timothy Green
My Sweet Aroma by Timothy Green is a beautiful collection of around 270 poems dealing with love, life, and faith.
Review of “Dogs of the Deadlands” by Anthony McGowan
Anthony McGowan's Dogs of the Deadlands is a heart-wrenching story set in the wilderness of Ukraine. The Chernobyl Disaster changes the lives of Natasha and her beloved dog, Zoya. McGowan…
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