"The Gamers" presents a dystopian world for more mature audiences eager to explore issues of technological control. In this science fiction thriller, thirteen-year-olds Libby and Kem “untether” from their virtual reality lives and... Read More
The golfers in this thrilling story are complex characters who bring a blend of flawed personalities into the braided plot lines. From boardrooms and fairways to laboratories and seedy motel rooms, Howard Jahre spins a tale of... Read More
With a story relevant to today’s pressing privacy issues, Liebengood provides an entertaining setup for a comedic cast of characters. At the heart of Pete Liebengood’s "Accidental Droning" is a boy learning to be a man. Sort of. This... Read More
Well-drawn characters, settings, and points of view add detail to this interesting tale of two couples separated by 130 years. Two couples—separated by several states and 130 years—are inexplicably tied to each other when one has an... Read More
Czaga expresses her unique poetic voice in her first collection, witty, moving, and crafted seamlessly. Though this is her first collection, Kayla Czaga’s poems have been published in The Walrus, qwerty, The Literary Review of Canada,... Read More
These stories—in a sober, effective way—show how the US experiment in draconian justice has been a complete failure. Spoiler alert. The answer to the implied question in the title The Marion Experiment: Long-Term Solitary Confinement... Read More
Sardonic and painfully entertaining, "Nonprofit" is gallows humor for the public sector. In tackling the bitter subject of nonprofit fraud, Matt Burriesci’s "Nonprofit" is so agonizingly funny that do-gooders of all stripes will grind... Read More
Both informative and interesting, this is an excellent historical book on the Civil War era navy. Centered on the family and the military career of America’s first admiral, Farragut and Family: The Making of an Elder Hero, by Robert L.... Read More