The Internet is an amazing thing. There are so many people I have "met" whom I would never have known existed if not for this wonderful, and sometimes scary, place. Most of these people are kind, helpful, fun, intelligent...

"The Dream of the Decade, The London Novels" comes with high praise. Dan Franklin, publisher of Martin Amis, Salman Rushdie, and Ian McEwan, is an admirer of the book, saying that 30-something Rattansi "captures the atmosphere of the late 1980s." With the first British publication of this quartet, it’s easy to see that these characters are very much living with us today.

Although Homer will always have a special place in his heart for Rocket Boys (which has become a beloved classic around the world) and the other books in the Coalwood series, his passion is to continue to write provocative and interesting books. -From www.homerhickam.com

Just like I gobbled up Island of the Blue Dolphins, Little House on the Prairie, A Wrinkle in Time when I was young, I would have devoured...

Allison's review in ten words or fewer: A gritty ride through one man's personal hell and back.

As I've grown older, my taste in reading material has metamorphosed into something I never dreamed possible. I used to be a die hard addict...

Joseph Iron Eye Dudley reflects upon his childhood in his novel, Choteau Creek, a Sioux Reminiscence. Raised by his...

Allison's review in ten words or fewer: Outstanding entertainment; more fun than an amusement park ride.

Last month as the last two weeks before my due date approached, I read and read and read. Why? Upon the advice of my aunt and my midwives, they recommended I take those last two weeks to rest, relax...

"The ancient commission of the writer has not changed. He is charged with exposing our many grievous faults and failures, with dredging up...

When Charley first submitted his stories to us, we knew it was only a matter of time before some publishing house would snatch them up. Wild Child has published a number of the stories...

Last summer one of my husband's friends lent me this book. She had thoroughly enjoyed it and highly recommended it. On that alone, I decided, that while she and I have distinctly...

"Every word was once a poem. Each began as a picture. Our language is made up of terms that were all originally figures of speech." - Wilfred Funk

"I write all my books for the primary purpose of entertaining my readers, but I also want them to learn something, too."--Homer Hickam

Billy-Pearl was the seventh of ten blonde and beautiful daughters and, if she were indeed a sinner, this book is her indictment. Reading these pages, one is left with no doubt whatsoever that Billy-Pearl...

From the first entry "a" to the last word "zymosan", this is one book that will hold your attention like no other. And like no other, you will keep coming back to this book again and again.

It was toward the end of my five-year stay in England, the year being 1971, when I saw it, an award-winning made-for-TV movie that affected me like no other, a black and white film set in the dismal east-coast marshes...

I've always enjoyed history, and I find it a bit disconcerting that people groan when a historical movie is made or they bypass the historical section of the library or bookstore. History is...

Most of the books we have done have been fiction. I have read a few books this past month, but most of them have been on the outdated side. (I frequent used book stores.) So, I thought I would recommend a book that...