September 2, 2019By Howard FreedmanOff the ShelfSeptember 3rd, 2015 Composed entirely of letters written to his appointed attorney as he inhabits several…- September 2, 2019By Kevin WinterManhattan Book ReviewOctober 13th, 2015 Where do we separate fact from fiction? When telling a story that is…
- September 2, 2019By Diane C. DonovanDonvans Literary ServiceOctober 2015 Everyone Has Their Reasons stands out in the world of novels partially because…
- September 2, 2019by Lorraine NorwoodHistorical Novel SocietyDecember 2015 Joseph Matthews has created a fictional picture of the little-known Herschel Grynszpan, a “teenage…
- September 2, 2019by Emma CazabonneWords and PeaceDecember 2015 VERDICT: Powerful and unique rendition on life in Europe in the years 1935-1945 through…
- September 2, 2019by Ron JacobsCounterpunchJanuary 22nd, 2016 Europe. Waves of immigrants and refugees are being forced to move against their will. Many…
- September 2, 2019by Jeff GrimCollected MiscellanyMay 2nd, 2016 Most people have heard of Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass) – the night…
- September 2, 2019By Maria Hinojosa and Marlon BishopLatino USA, NPR Who is a freedom fighter, who is a terrorist, and who gets…
- September 2, 2019By Sam LevinThe Guardian UKJanuary 17, 2017 López Rivera, whose commutation was announced with 208 others, has been incarcerated for…
- September 2, 2019By Walt HowardAmerican Communist History JournalJanuary 2011 Carl Mirra, The Admirable Radical: Staughton Lynd and Cold War Dissent, 1945-1970 (Kent…
- September 2, 2019by Andrew RosenbaumNew York Journal of Books When this writer worked in Kosovo, attempts to interview people from the small…
- September 2, 2019By Paul BuhleCounterpunchWeekend Edition November 25-27, 2011This is a splendid time for the North American reader to meet the extraordinary…
