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Still Time for Summer Reading
If you’re looking for the perfect holiday read this summer season, then look no further than the five recent releases included in this roundup. Fun, fabulous, and filled with both romance and intrigue, all five books are excellent escapist novels that are just begging...
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Graphic novels make for great reads for people of all ages, although the five titles featured in this roundup are particularly geared toward the tween audience. From a realistic story of a young girl trying to fit in, to thrill-packed fantasy and science fiction...
Children’s Roundup
Despite covering decidedly different subjects and featuring various artistic styles, the five picture books included in this roundup all highlight the wonder and charm of the format. Children ages four to eight will be entranced by the tales in these books, whether...
Walk in Another’s Shoes
One of the best ways of learning valuable life lessons and solving complex problems in life is by learning from others. Memoirs offer helpful advice as well as revealing ways that other people tackle problems. These five biographies will appeal to you if you are...
Try Something New in the Kitchen!
Whether you like thumbing through recipes just for pleasure or are looking for inspiration for meals, these five cookbooks will definitely spice things up. Through reading them, you will be introduced to new homemade soup recipes, Chinese baked goods, simple and...
Manga Roundup
If you enjoy epic quests, legendary heroes, otherworldly villains, and plenty of deadly danger, then the books included in this roundup could be right up your street. The six featured titles, which come from three highly popular series, feature storylines that are...
Interview with Steven Mayfield, Author of Delphic Oracle, U.S.A.
The town of Delphic Oracle is very much a character in its own right and a very well-developed one at that. Is it based on a real place? The ambience and geography of the town of Delphic Oracle is based on the place where I grew up in Nebraska. However, none of the...
Interview with Charles Crittenden, Author of Inhabitant
San Francisco Book Review's Ben Haskett interviews Charles Crittenden, author of Inhabitant. Where did the idea for Inhabitant come from? The initial idea came about after a few major changes in my life really upended where I thought I was. I harnessed that feeling...
Interview with Michael Dane, author of HomoAmerican – The Secret Society
Michael Dane is the author of HomoAmerican – The Secret Society, a multiple award-winning and critically acclaimed story of self-discovery with the burgeoning pre- and post-Stonewall gay rights movement at its heart. Michael’s stories explore the many means of...
Interview With Charles Salter, Author of The Flight of the Schimmerplotz
San Francisco Book Review's Alex Telander interviews Charles Salter, author of The Flight of the Schimmerplotz. Where did the idea for Flight of the Schimmerplotz come from? Like most of my writing ideas, the basic notion of this book came to me first in a...
Interview with Alex Grass, author of Black River Lantern
San Francisco Book Review's Alex C. Telander talks to Alex Grass, author of Black River Lantern. Where did the idea for Black River Lantern come from? I wanted to combine The Dead Zone with Dostoevsky’s The Idiot. At the time, I think I was also reading some of...
Interview with Kagan Tumer, Author of Purged Souls
San Francisco Book Review's Anastasia Gkaitatzi interviews Kagan Tumer, author of Purged Souls. Tell us a few things about Purged Souls. Purged Souls is about exploring human nature in the face of adversity. How do you react when everything you believed to be...
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The Shortest History of Democracy: 4,000 Years of Self-Government―A Retelling for Our Times (Shortest History Series)
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Interview with Steven Mayfield, Author of Delphic Oracle, U.S.A.
The town of Delphic Oracle is very much a character in its own right and a very well-developed one at that. Is it based on a real place? The ambience and geography of the town of Delphic Oracle is based on the place where I grew up in Nebraska. However, none of the...
Interview with Charles Crittenden, Author of Inhabitant
San Francisco Book Review's Ben Haskett interviews Charles Crittenden, author of Inhabitant. Where did the idea for Inhabitant come from? The initial idea came about after a few major changes in my life really upended where I thought I was. I harnessed that feeling...
Interview with Michael Dane, author of HomoAmerican – The Secret Society
Michael Dane is the author of HomoAmerican – The Secret Society, a multiple award-winning and critically acclaimed story of self-discovery with the burgeoning pre- and post-Stonewall gay rights movement at its heart. Michael’s stories explore the many means of...
Interview With Charles Salter, Author of The Flight of the Schimmerplotz
San Francisco Book Review's Alex Telander interviews Charles Salter, author of The Flight of the Schimmerplotz. Where did the idea for Flight of the Schimmerplotz come from? Like most of my writing ideas, the basic notion of this book came to me first in a...
Interview with Alex Grass, author of Black River Lantern
San Francisco Book Review's Alex C. Telander talks to Alex Grass, author of Black River Lantern. Where did the idea for Black River Lantern come from? I wanted to combine The Dead Zone with Dostoevsky’s The Idiot. At the time, I think I was also reading some of...
Interview with Kagan Tumer, Author of Purged Souls
San Francisco Book Review's Anastasia Gkaitatzi interviews Kagan Tumer, author of Purged Souls. Tell us a few things about Purged Souls. Purged Souls is about exploring human nature in the face of adversity. How do you react when everything you believed to be...