What is a mad scientist? How exactly does one become mad at being a scientist? How to Become a Mad Scientist is a fun book to read during Halloween. This book is full of experiments to try so you can feel like a mad scientist! My favorite part of this […]
The Year of What If: A Novel
Carla Carter is the owner of a successful match-making agency and is on her way to the alter with a successful match for herself. Her fiancé, the board-game loving Tom, is surely strong enough to withstand the supposed family curse that has thwarted the women of her family in love […]
A Guest at the Feast
Having only read Colm Toibin’s fiction prior to picking up his most recent collection of essays A Guest at the Feast, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I can promise you I did not expect him to talk so much about this genitalia, but the humor with which he reveals […]
Domestic Affairs: Tales of American Males
“Readers will be in awe of Daniel M. Jaffe’s collection of boundary-breaking and strangely intriguing short stories with hilarious, startling concepts such as sex angels and a man being instructed not to stare into the eyes of a gay man so as not to spread a virus. Domestic Affairs: Tales […]
From the Book of Dreams, A Collection of Poems
“Giampaolo has once again created a collection of gems that will surely follow the footsteps of his first, Deep Craving. His beautiful verses cover a myriad of subjects, touching on them all with tenderness and wit. Truly beautiful, and a must-read!” —Jo Niederhoff, Manhattan Book Review
How America Works… and Why it Doesn’t by William Cooper
Book Summary: Americans in the twenty-first century are becoming increasingly untethered from both reality and the essential principles and traditions that have shaped the nation’s historic success. A big part of why America isn’t working is because far too many Americans neither know nor care how it’s supposed to work. […]
Part 9: Interview with Ellenmorris Tiegerman, Author of Past Lives Denied
Professor Caitlyn Morrys, a passionate and vocal educator at a small college, finds herself at the heart of a fierce debate over academic freedom and teacher tenure. The situation takes a deadly turn when the college President, who is Caitlyn’s primary adversary, is discovered stabbed to death in his office. […]
Part 13: Interview With Rick Moskovitz, Author of The Pinocchio Chip
The Pinocchio Chip is a first-person account of an AI’s quest for the Holy Grail of consciousness: human emotions. It delves deep into the essence of what it means to be alive, challenging the boundaries between AI and human identity. Photina, an advanced AI becomes entwined in a groundbreaking experiment […]
Part 7 of “The Haircut Who Would Be King” by Robert Trebor Blog Tour
This is a satirical portrayal of Donald Trump’s ascent to power and his unconventional alliance with Vladimir Putin. Trump, depicted as egotistical and emotionally stunted since childhood, transitions from real estate to reality TV before entering politics. He recruits shock jock Alex Clamz for his presidential campaign, facing off against […]
Part 8: Interview with Julie Ryan McGue, Author of Belonging Matters
Introducing “Belonging Matters: Conversations on Adoption, Family, and Kinship” by Julie Ryan McGue “Belonging Matters” is a book that addresses adoption and its impact on identity, family, and kinship. It encourages readers to contemplate the significance of belonging in shaping personal experiences and relationships. The book supports the adoption community […]