August 10, 2019By Barry Graham Pro-abortion propaganda, dumbed down to the level of an advertisement—embodies the pathology of the U.S., where ideological…- August 10, 2019By Barry Graham As the movement that began with Occupy Wall Street continues to spread nationwide, media commentators and political…
- August 10, 2019By Barry Graham The most common criticism I hear of Occupy Wall Street is that the protestors have no clear,…
- August 10, 2019By Steve Shadow Schwartz Poisoned Fiction ReviewAugust 16, 2011 A SHADOW REVURB... Barry Graham, a local writer by way of…
- August 10, 2019By Don AntenenHey Small PressJuly 2011 This is the fifth title in PM Press’s Switchblade Series, which is a collection…
- August 10, 2019By Elliott SwansonBooklistOctober 31st, 2011 PM Press’ Switchblade imprint focuses on gritty crime writing at the grim fringe of the…
- August 10, 2019by Jedidiah AyresRansom Notes: The BN Mystery BlogDecember 2011 I love love love having a pile of books always waiting…
- August 10, 2019By Paul Goal AllenBarnes&Noble.comFebruary 2012 “I was never afraid of him, but other people are. Yes, they still are. They’re…
- August 10, 2019by Christine Wald-HopkinsTucson WeeklyFebruary 16, 2012 This powerful novel, by a former investigative reporter, depicts the Southwest's dark, soulless side…
- August 10, 2019Feminism: The Liberation Movement of WomynMay 3, 2012 I’m the kinda gal that hungers for good lesbian feminist fiction more…
- August 10, 2019by Sarah BurghauserLambda LiterarySeptember 2012 One morning, a seventeen year-old girl opens her high school English textbook to “The Love…
- August 10, 2019By Deb Taber This review is a reprint of work that first appeared in the October 2012 issue of The…
