Chris Jericho offers life lessons and anecdotes a plenty in this self-help/memoir combo.
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Indigo by DL Young REVIEW
"I grind my teeth, try not to react. He wants me to break down, to beg him to stop. He wants me to know this is…
Whup Jamboree by Garret Schuelke REVIEW
Michigan author Garret Schuelke returns with a multifaceted short story collection.
Under the Amoral Bridge by Gary Ballard REVIEW
"Bridge started to complain, “Now what is so important…” but he never finished the sentence. Caught in mid-stride…
A Life Removed by Jason Parent Book REVIEW
"Did I…? Could I…? No, the gun must have just gone off… or I tensed. Yeah, I tensed and squeezed the trigger by…
Sorry, Wrong Country by Konstantine Paradias REVIEW
Greek author Konstantine Paradias examines the forgotten people of his country.
No Bridle, No Bit, No Reins by Mary Ann Morefield REVIEW
A poetry book about horses that somehow ends up being about a lot more.
Survival by Devon C Ford REVIEW
Another post-apocalyptic book series, but Ford's first entry promises a lot for what's to come.
Planet Grim by Alex Behr REVIEW
A look at Alex Behr's debut collection.
Celebrity Gulag by M. A. Rice REVIEW
"Celebrity Gulag: only the biggest, most famous, most watched show in the land. Imitated worldwide but never…
Rain Falls on Everyone by Clár Ní Chonghaile Review
As Theo’s story unfolds, the realities of Dublin merge with Theo’s past Rwandan trauma, forging links between two…
Getting Off by Jonathan Reiss REVIEW
Jonathan Reiss's debut novel about an aspiring actor held back by heroin addiction.
Neon Golgotha by Michael Faun REVIEW
Horror author Michael Faun's latest work is a decadent look at New York City's worst.
Voices of the Dead by Michael Sajdak REVIEW
A look at Chicago poet Michael Sajdak's novelette.
Disaster Fitness: Make Your Demons Do the Work by Ann Sterzinger REVIEW
Ann Sterzinger's first non-fiction book seeks to help people heal both body and mind.
A Traitor’s War by Graeme Rodaughan REVIEW
"Peter’s left axe caught an assassin’s right sword. His right axe trapped the man’s left sword. He pushed outward,…
In the Presence of Knowing by Valarie Savage Kinney REVIEW
"Something was wrong. I would lie in bed at night with my hands resting on my swollen belly, feeling my baby kick…
Moon Snake by Kirsten Alene REVIEW
A look at Kirsten Alene's surreal, melancholic pair of novelettes.
Travels and Travails of Small Minds by Daniel Falatko REVIEW
Daniel Falatko returns with a hipster noir for his second novel.
‘Homesick for Another World’ by Ottessa Moshfegh REVIEW
"...one of the best collections of short stories I have ever read."