2019 Reading Challenge

2019 Reading Challenge
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Book Review: How Existentialism Almost Killed Me by Michael Bernhart

I met Mike Bernhart, the author of this delightful romp that brings you through the killing fields of the Khmers Rouges by way of drug counterfeiters and a Thai elephant sanctuary, earlier this year when he asked me to review an earlier installment in his exceedingly entertaining Max Brown Tetralogy. I enjoyed it - and […]

Interview with Terence Harkin, Author of The Big Buddha Bicycle Race

An Interview with Author Terence A. Harkin

Can you tell us a little about the book? Well, the setting is upcountry Thailand and war-ravaged Laos late in the Vietnam War. On one level it’s a cross-cultural wartime love story. That means exploring Asian-American cultural misunderstanding on the personal level, which can be painful, and […]

Interview: John Anthony Miller, Author of All the King’s Soldiers

Today I’m pleased to bring you some thoughts and insights from John Anthony Miller, author of the historical novel All the King’s Soldiers. I have my copy on hand and a review will follow at some point in the future, but I wanted to introduce you to this talented individual and his very intriguing […]

Book Review: The Address by Fiona Davis

I just love Fiona Davis’s books - this is the second one that I’ve read that is devoted to the history and stories behind a famous New York City building, and I really love the construct. There is so much fascinating history in old buildings, particularly in a city like New York, where the good, […]

Interview with Helen Keeling-Marston, Author of 200 Very Short Stories

Ever hear someone complain that they don’t have time to read? That books take too long to get through, that the time commitment to actually finish the story is the reason they don’t read? Well, you’re not the only one to hear those complaints - and author Helen Keeling-Marston has a solution: micro-stories. I […]

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