Found these two recent reviews on LibraryThing, for Alicia Hendley’s A Subtle Thing. This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers. I enjoyed this book and would recommend it to other readers. I found the ending to be sad but perfect at the same time. I identified with Beth. I wonder how many other readers will do so as well. ( ) | flag swivelgal | Aug 27, 2012 | This review was written for…
Available at Amazon This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers. I thought when I asked for this book from Library Thing that I would be reading it with my 12 year old but apparently he has his own summer reading plans. Sigh. Meanwhile, I read it myself. I think, overall, I loved it. There is a lot to like. Yes, Mik wants to be a Super Hero with super powers but this…
When we decided to publish Matt Hughes’ action-packed novel, Downshift, we knew it was one of those novels that would entertain from the first word to the last. It would appear this LibraryThing Reviewer agrees with four stars. Available from Amazon This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers. Sid Rafferty is a writer. He’s got into writing for movies, and got his fingers burned. Now he needs to write anything to…
A glowing review for H.A. Hargreaves short story collection, Growing Up Bronx, on LibraryThing. Available at Amazon Deceptively simple writing weaves the reader in to stories of the author’s early years in the Bronx. Characters are drawn with clean, deft stokes that bring a remarkable cast to life as richly full, complex, almost heart-breakingly real people, just as their influence mapped out the makings of the author. Hargreaves’ encompassing settings and spare, clear language transport…
We seem to be receiving a good many positive reviews for our books of late. This one appeared on LibraryThing for H.A. Hargreaves’ impressive collection of short speculative fiction, North by 2000+. Available at Amazon This review was written for LibraryThing Early Reviewers. When North by 2000: A Collection of Canadian Science Fiction was first published way back in 1975, it was the very first collection of short stories clearly marketed as Canadian Science Fiction….