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City of Screams: Yes, This One Hollers Well
Neil D’Silva, the repeated best-selling author, has decided to turn editor, under the watch of Half Baked Beans Publishing. Together,...

Coffins & Dragons: Can it Really Spit Fire?
Dragon Soul Press’ anthology, “Coffins & Dragons,” edited by J.E. Feldman, presents twenty-one short stories and novelettes about the...

American Roma: An Overlooked History Gets Highlighted
"American Roma: A Modern Investigation of Lived Experiences and Media Portrayals," written by Romanichal-American Dr. Melanie Covert, is...

The Irresistible Summons: A Story of Letting Go...Or Else!
When sixteen-year-old Naomi Levinson’s boyfriend, Toby, dies tragically in a fire, her life is put on an emotional hold. Many years pass,...

Shanty by the Sea: Fun without Dysfunction
Kelli Pizarro’s “Shanty by the Sea” tells the story of a twenty-nine-year-old coffee shop employee, Scarlett Cooper, who has big dreams...

10 Days in a Mad-House: Fantasic Plot, But Can She Actually Write?
Undeniably, Nellie Bly was one of the journalistic diamonds of the late 19th century and her series of articles, which would be compiled...

My Name is Mahtob: Mother Defends Daughter and Daughter Defends Herself
“My Name is Mahtob” by Mahtob Mahmoody is a truly welcome, if not necessary, chapter in the tale of the highly-politicized international...

Avishi: The Ancient Disabled Heroine Today's Readers Need
“Avishi: Reimaging Vishpala of the Rig Veda”--Saiswaroopa Iyer’s subtitle seems to tell it all. Iyer’s goal to transform sacred, ancient...

The Walls Talk: Stories of Faith in Prison
Sometimes one can read the first page of a book and be instantly struck by the author’s natural literary talent. This is not one of...

Yakshini: Exploring Rape Culture in the Horror Genre
Neil D’Silva’s “Yakshini” touches on a coming-of-age aspect which is rarely acknowledged in the literary world: that little girls whose...

Rage of the Maggots: What Accurate Science Can Do for Horror
Despite the grinning skull on the book’s cover, “Rage of the Maggots” is not a collection of epic horror, but rather an in-depth look at...

The Spectre of Springwell Forest: Don't Read it After Dark
It is a tried-and-true horror trope that no one wants to be the proverbial new kid on the block, particularly in a tight-knit rural...













