Books
Book Review: Joe Hill’s Horns
Even if you’re not a fan of horror, you’ve heard of Stephen King. It’s hard not to, as he has ...
Scary Stuff Between the Covers
For those of you who prefer to hold the object of your fear in your hands, Robin Kall Homonoff, host ...
Book Review: Alexander Smith’s The Perfect Man and Other Stories of the Supernatural
For his second published work, Alexander Smith packs a plethora of thought-provoking circumstances into seven stories that take up 60 ...
Beach Reads: Books for Summer
Abundance by Michael Fine (320 pages, PM Press, published May 1, 2019). Doctors among warriors occupy an unusual position in ...
ARIA v. Savage: Fiction, Non-Fiction, and the First Amendment
Whether non-fiction books are entitled to the same sales tax exemption as fiction books is a dispute that has been ...
Book Review: Jeff Danielian’s Remnants of a Former Time
Jeff Danielian does something a little different for his third volume of poetry. He digs deep into his archived writing, ...
Calling All Bibliophiles: New PVD book festival arrives in Downcity
From seasoned authors to aspiring writers to book-lovers young and old, hundreds are expected to celebrate the inaugural year of ...
Cannabis Books: A Very Short, Opinionated List
I emphasize history, politics and personal experience. Books on science and pharmacology grow quickly out of date. I don’t know ...
Loki Ragnarok
Rhode Island’s Mark Binder was named a finalist for the 2019 Audie Awards for Best Original Work for his audiobook titled ...
You Know It, Poet! Local poet Jay Walker rereleased three books of poetry
Being a poet is not easy; publishing a body of work is even harder. But it’s a challenge Jay Walker, ...
