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 Bread, there are intersections where readers will want to pause, places where poetry and politics meet, where history and human relationships overlap and […]
The cadence traveling throughout this poem made me feel like I was in her shoes, a fellow traveler, nearly hearing the footfalls. Mosher’s tale of love lost, love found…
REVIEWED BY KRISTINA MORICONI Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five | Curtis Smith | IG Publishing| April 2016| 185 pages | ISBN: 978-1632460110 Upon initial glance, this first title in the Bookmarked series, Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five by Curtis Smith, led me to believe I might be reviewing a book that was a review of another […]
REVIEWED BY KRISTINA MORICONI Not Quite So Stories | David S. Atkinson | Literary Wanderlust | December 2015 | ISBN: 1942856032 In his collection of short stories, Not Quite So Stories, David Atkinson’s characters move through lives that have been built out of a perfect mix of imagination and absurdity. They […]
