Davis offers an intriguing, provocative translation of an ancient hero’s tale. Gerald J. Davis, whose previous work includes translations of Beowulf and Don Quixote, returns with an approachable take on a tale that predates the Bible.... Read More

Cassimally spectacularly describes Sherlock Holmes’s Victorian England in this fresh glimpse at the detective through the eyes of Adler. In "The Case Book of Irene Adler", San Cassimally puts the famous “Woman” (Irene Adler, who... Read More

Taylor delivers a worthwhile excursion for the sci-fi enthusiast looking for a different take on the stereotypical cataclysmic event. Tony Taylor has succeeded in making his unique mark on what might be classified as a science fiction... Read More