I’ve been to Berlin several times, but I do not know the city. It’s big, and it keeps changing. The first time I went was
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A Stone for Bread by Miriam Herin
REVIEWED BY KRISTINA MORICONI A Stone for Bread | Miriam Herin| Livingston Press 2015| 302 pages | ISBN: 978-1604891560 On the pages of A Stone for
Instinct and Intellect: New Poetry from John Gosslee
REVIEWED BY A.E. WEISGERBER Analog: Poems | Unicorn Press | 39 pages | Soft cover $12 | ISBN 978-0-87775-813-6 | Release date 15 April 2017
The Expanse Between by Lee L. Krecklow
REVIEWED BY A. E. WEISGERBER The Expanse Between by Lee L. Krecklow| Winter Goose Publishing, 2017 | ISBN: 978-1941058619 | 239 pages This impressive debut
Apocalypse All the Time by David S. Atkinson
REVIEWED BY LYNNE WEISS Apocalypse All the Time by David S. Atkinson | Literary Wanderlust, 2017| ISBN: 978-1-942856-07-8 David S. Atkinson’s Apocalypse All The Time opens
Sweetgirl by Travis Mulhauser
REVIEWED BY STEVE CUSHMAN Sweetgirl by Travis Mulhauser | Ecco Books, 2016 | ISBN: 9780062400840 | 240 pages Travis Mulhauser’s debut novel, Sweetgirl, deals with drug
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