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A review of This Mobius Strip of Ifs by Mathias B. Freese
Mathias B. Freese is always thoughtful, questions reality and has interesting remarks to make about many stages in life; he, in fact, offers up his belief that life is somewhat like the Mobius Strip uA review of The Book Club Cook Book by Judy Gelman and Vicki Levy Krupp
Taste treats, trivia, books, and friends--take your pick, this has it allSpring Reading List Offers Poetry, Culture, Sex, Science Fiction and Essays
Mixed bag of reading including sex, science fiction, geology and poetry.A review of The Price of Guilt by Patrick M. Garry
The story Patrick M. Garry tells is a story of how curiosity on the part of a group of young teens leads them to meddle in someone’s life with tragic results. This premise is well-rooted in life especA review of Curses and Wishes by Carl Adamshick :: The Compulsive Reader :: A Haven for Book Lovers
Regardless of topic, from war, oyster bars, junk yards, to fluency, the reader never finds a word out of place, over frilly phrases or rigid format. Instead, the poet offers clear language, with speciA review of Ride the Jawbone by Jim Moore :: The Compulsive Reader :: A Haven for Book Lovers
Jim Moore keeps the story Ride the Jawbone lively by the rich detail he provides related to the era. He shows many different occupations, explains how people get paid, and shows how the West developedA review of Almond Blossoms and Beyond: Poems by Mahmoud Darwish
These last poems by Mahmoud Darwish are contemplative and have a dislocated feeling since many deal with adjusting to life exiled to a new home.Review of Chinese Space Policy a Study in Domestic and International Politics | Newsflavor
Review of the past 60 years of China’s Space development and how it relates to internal activities and how it compares to US and other countries Space development.A review of Mother Nurture by Stephanie Hirsch
Mother Nurture” by Stephanie Hirsch shares the tales of the mother’s of famous people like “Beyonce”, “Stephen Spielberg, Uma Thurman and Lance Armstrong in a compelling collection.A review of 100 Poems to Lift Your Spirits by Leslie Pockwell
The edition’s merit lies in its attempt to raise a person’s spirit with poetry touching you with nature, nonsense and other poems.A review of Mom’s Canoe by Rebecca Foust :: The Compulsive Reader :: A Haven for Book Lovers
Emotion is strongly depicted in Mom’s Canoe by Rebeccas Foust, its strong poetry where the poet invested in their poetry and sharing it with the reader