Title: Behind All the Tears Author: Rasha Mohamed Genre: Poetry The topic of death is explored in all its intricacies in the heartfelt “Do They Really Leave Us?”, the poem which kicks off a poetry compilation entitled Behind All the Tears.
Title: Don’t Ask Dumb Questions! Author: Sidney S. Prasad Genre: Humor Society tells us there are no dumb questions, but in Sidney S. Prasad’s book, Don’t Ask Dumb Questions, the author challenges that assumption.
Title: A Dry Heat: Collected Stories Author: Gregory D. Williams Genre: Literary Fiction / Short Stories A Dry Heat is a compilation of nine short stories separated into three parts that roughly correspond to early adolescence, young adulthood, and middle/late- age.
Title: Convictions of a Chef: Cooking for the Counterculture and the One Percent Author: Evan Marcus-Rotman Genre: Memoir In Convictions of a Chef, Marcus-Rotman serves up a prison, culinary, and travel memoir liberally sprinkled with spiritual growth, self-reflection, and recreational drugs.
Title: Intimate Fractures: The Aftermath of a Rape Author: Wagih Abu-Rish Genre: Literary fiction In Intimate Fractures: The Aftermath of a Rape by Wagih Abu-Rish, Mustafa, a Palestinian student, has just started to adjust to his life at Duke University and is newly dating a spirited girl named Zeina.
Title: Christianity 2.0: How Amazing New Advances in the Religious Realm Can Ignite a Religious Revival Author: John Dorsey Genre: Religion Christianity has been in existence for over two thousand years and is the world’s predominant religion.
Title: A Second Act in Life Author: Nicholas deSpoeberch Genres: Self-Help / Psychology / Psychopathology A Second Act in Life by Nicholas deSpoeberch is a memoir / self-help book where the author, through sharing his own story of overcoming addiction, offers advice and encouragement for others.
Title: The Prophet’s Pulpit: Commentaries on the State of Islam, Volume I Author: Khaled Abou El Fadl Genre: Religion Islam currently ranks as the second largest religious community in the world with 1.8 billion followers. The Muslim community is spread far and wide across the globe. Despite its large following, it is an… Read More The Prophet’s Pulpit – Editorial Review
Title: Forger Author: Mark Spivak Genre: Psychological Thriller Clinical psychologist, Dr. Cheryl Weissberg has been treating Lester Gordon, a genius artist with a passion for Impressionism, whose childhood trauma has triggered Dissociative Identity Disorder (“DID”) to manifest in middle age.
Title: Lost and Found in Stockholm: A Kim Smith Mystery Author: Leonard Di Gregorio Genre: Crime Fiction Lost and found in Stockholm begins with a round-up of a Jewish family by the Nazis during World War II. A husband, Abraham, his wife, Berta, and their son, Samuel, are transported by train to Czechoslovakia. By… Read More Lost in Stockholm – Editorial Review
