The City in Glass Is Exactly the Kind of Fantasy You Keep Face-Out
Some fantasy covers do half the bookseller's work before you say a word. This looks like one of them.
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The Bog Wife Is the Kind of Weird Bookstore Pick That Earns Its Space
Every bookstore needs a few books that make customers stop, squint at the cover, and come a little closer.
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The Book of Love Looks Like the Kind of Doorstopper You Sell with Conviction
Some big novels dare you to commit. The better ones make that commitment feel like part of the pleasure.
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Old Tricks, New Treats Interview Part 6
OLD TRICKS, NEW TREATS is book three of the BAG OF TRICKS trilogy: a compilation of short stories about San Francisco punks in the early […]
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Intersections: Short Stories From Rideshare Passengers by Andrew Spink
Book Summary: Nobody lies to their Uber driver. The anonymity functions like a truth serum, putting everyone’s raw and unfiltered selves on full display. But […]
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Thought Choice Power: Charting the Course of Liberty in Modern Society by Plebeius
Summary: Thought Choice Power: Charting the Course of Liberty in Modern Society by Plebeius is a thought-provoking exploration of governance, civic responsibility, and the critical […]
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Apricot Marmalade and the Edmondson Transmittal by Lon Orey
Summary: The war was not going well. The surprisingly effective Tet Offensive in late January 1968 had humbled and embarrassed the South Vietnamese and their […]
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Universe of Lost Messages (The Charismites) by Janet Stilson
Story Summary What if your child has special powers and can get people to do almost anything? What happens if the child is abducted? Izzie […]
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Champagne Widows by Rebecca Rosenberg
Summary: Sparkling Courage: Love, Loss, and the First Champagne Queen's Daring Legacy France, 1800s. Young widow Barbe-Nicole Clicquot possesses an extraordinary gift: Le Nez, an […]
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Bones of the Apostle by John Amos
Story Summary: “Thomas, I’m bored. We need some excitement.” Back from their harrowing mission in the desert to recover a stolen statue of Aphrodite, detectives […]
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