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The Sound of Loneliness by Craig Wallwork
Reviewed by Laura Roberts Set in Manchester, England in 1991, The Sound of Loneliness follows desolate narrator Daniel Crabtree from his dreary apartment, to drearier
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Angel Falls by Michael Paul Gonzalez
Reviewed by Laura Roberts It’s been rough lately for the Lord of Darkness, with ex-girlfriend drama rearing its head at inconvenient moments, ancient gods returning to take over the universe, and Satan’s own unstoppable laziness. But whatever. Satan
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Black Heart’s best books of 2012
Okay, so everybody and their mother’s brother’s pal who saw Ferris Bueller pass out at 31 Flavors last night has already released their “Best of 2012″ reading lists, right? HARDLY. 2012 isn’t over until we say it is, and we’ve finally compiled our BEST OF lists, so
Time of Useful Consciousness by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Reviewed by Gabino Iglesias When you think of a 93-year-old poet, maybe vivaciousness, constant movement, and strength
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Chinoiserie by Karen Rigby
Reviewed by Gabino Iglesias I had never cracked open a book in which ekphrases mingled with a sensual longing for aromas and the sound of falling rain. Karen Rigby’s Chinoiserie
Drifting Away by Martina Lunardelli
Reviewed by Gabino Iglesias Something happens to poetry when it’s translated. The change is only noticeable to
The Hungry Heart by Brenda Gayle
Reviewed by Laura Roberts I’m a tough critic, especially when it comes to ooey-gooey romance. So while I am fully interested in romance on a personal level, I am very sensitive to the typical romance
The Gorelets Omnibus by Michael A. Arnzen
When philosopher and communication theorist Marshall McLuhan said the medium is the message, he wanted to draw attention
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What have you done to our ears to make us hear echoes? by Arlene Kim
Reviewed by Gabino Iglesias Think back to the magic that inhabited the stories you read as a kid. The woods was a mystical place full of talking animals and even the wind, water, and trees could become characters and
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The City, Our City by Wayne Miller
“Unique” is a word that gets thrown around very often in book reviews. After all, each writer out there tries
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A Hotel Lobby At The Edge Of The World by Adam Clay
Reviewed by Gabino Iglesias A few weeks ago I was very impressed with Alex Lemon’s Fancy
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