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Selby Fleming McPhee's Love Crazy provides a unique, engaging and entertaining experience of one couple's journey from the Roaring '20s to the sobering '40s and beyond.
Who is that talking? Whose mellifluous baritone is setting the tone for our evening television viewing?
Reading Rachel Farber's Horse Radish feels as if you were turning on that old crackling transistor radio and listening into the past …
In 1990, Sophy Burnham published A Book of Angels, placing her on the media map with appearances on Good Morning America, Today, Larry King Live, and The Oprah Winfrey Show.
Everyone has heard of minimum and maximum security prisons, what about medium crazy facility? Robert Boswell's Tumbledown takes place in the odd world of "medium crazy."
What might 20 amazing writers do with a cold, dark night and the missing daughter of a very wealthy socialite? Write up a story and send the proceeds to charity!
Russell Banks, author of Affliction, Continental Drift, Lost Memory of Skin and Rule of the Bone talks to Michael Causey for the Washington Independent Review of Books.
Peter Orner’s new collection of short stories is voyeurism at its best. Each little morsel takes the reader directly into the most intimate minutiae of a stranger’s life.
