Review: God in Drag by Kristine Madera

A touching tale of humility, healing, and the unpredictable paths of every soul, God in Drag by Kristine Madera is a travel novel that positively shines with humanity. Micah Connerly has spent over a year in India searching for his absent stepfather, a holy man named Raj who doesn't seem interested in being found. Criss-crossing [...]…
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Review: The Museum of Art and Other Things by Stephen Meltzer

A cherished art institute careens toward economic catastrophe amidst a slew of small-town drama in The Museum of Art and Other Things: A Novel of Art, Identity and Redemption by Stephen Meltzer. When the board of trustees at a Midwestern art…
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Review: The Summer of Haight by George Petersen

Mesmerizing, deviant, and steeped in counterculture madness, The Summer of Haight by George Petersen is a psychedelic thriller that dares readers to interrogate their animal nature, and even question their grasp on reality. Set against the…
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Review: Torn by Richard Snodgrass

A novel about the challenges of homecoming and the hopeful pursuit of second chances, Torn by Richard Snodgrass is a visceral story of love, loss, and legacy. John Lincoln Lyle returns to his hometown of Furnass after twenty years in the Army, but his time away was…
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Review: The Blue Roses by Kent Yorkson

A profound tale of friendship, romance, and the beautiful collisions of human existence, The Blue Roses by Kent Yorkson is a quietly provocative work of literary fiction. Set against the timeless backdrop of New York City's dramatic glamor, the story centers on Mark, a…
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Review: Looking for Tennessee Williams by George Sanchez

George Sanchez's evocative novel, Looking for Tennessee Williams: A Novel of New Orleans, November 1963, is a captivating literary excursion into the sultry, historical atmosphere of New Orleans during the tumultuous…
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