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A Mania of Love

by Meagan Logsdon

This is an introspective, magnetic foray into Greek culture and history. "A Mania of Love" by J. N. Pratley is an introspective foray into the history and philosophy of ancient Greece via the life of one of its poets. Clarence is a... Read More

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King Daniel

by Meagan Logsdon

Nautical twists abound as "King Daniel" excites with its page-turning thrills and familial revelations. Against a colorful backdrop of pirates, family secrets, and intrigue, Susan Wolf Johnson’s "King Daniel" shines as a literary... Read More

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Illusion

by Meagan Logsdon

This complex fantasy has its own unique mythos and style. Tracey R. Newman’s "Illusion" is a wild ride through various mythologies and ancient histories, centered on cosmic drama and reincarnation. Nickolaus Piper, a famed University... Read More

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My Life with the Saints

by Meagan Logsdon

Martin invites his literary pilgrims to sit awhile with contemplatives, and even to share in a few jokes with a pope. James Martin’s "My Life with the Saints" is a stunning spiritual memoir that offers a glimpse into the lives of some... Read More

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Body on the Bayou

by Meagan Logsdon

The characters are the most compelling aspect of the novel, as even minor players possess unique and memorable personalities. Southern charm and humor permeate Ellen Byron’s "Body on the Bayou", a Louisiana murder mystery rife with... Read More

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The Universe Playing Strings

by Meagan Logsdon

The undertone of a wordless answer to loneliness and doubt runs beneath its lines of elegantly crafted prose. "The Universe Playing Strings", by R. M. Kinder, is a tapestry of middle America threaded with music, as souls drift into each... Read More

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Froelich's Ladder

by Meagan Logsdon

Froelich’s Ladder delights with its wit and imagination. Bristling with the bizarre, Jamie Duclos-Yourdon’s Froelich’s Ladder is a fantastical commentary on humanity’s interconnectedness. Wrapped in the trappings of American tall... Read More

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