Book review | Lag Ja Gale: the rendezvous of conventional Indian cinema with Hitler
Cinema derives its significance in any society not only from entertainment but also from the…
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Book Review: ‘Atlas of Dark Destinations’ by Peter Hohenhaus
Explore the macabre world of black tourism. that of Peter Hohenhaus “Atlas of Dark Destinations”…
NEISD Responds to Concerns About Book Review Process
San Antonio – The Northeast Independent School District is clarifying its decision to review hundreds…
Former Tribune-Review reporter Robin Acton publishes first novel
Robin Acton has spent over three decades as a print journalist. The work has taken…
Book review: Towards the sea by Nikki Crutchley
REVIEW: At the sea is a change from Nikki Crutchley’s three previous popular detective novels,…
Book Review: Quitting the “Sexual Worship” of the Children of God | Entertainment
By MAE ANDERSON Associated Press NEW YORK – Faith Jones’ Living Memories “Sex Cult Nun”…
Somebody Loves You by Mona Arshi review – talking is cheap | Books
SOmebody Loves You is first reminiscent of an old home movie shot in Super 8,…
BOOK REVIEW: ‘South of Little Rock’ a story of love, hate, fear, courage | Way of life
Sam Tate is a Caucasian merchant, city councilor, and widower who loves his son Billy…
Book Review: Book on Van Gogh, His Influences is a must read for art lovers | Arts
Van Gogh and the artists he loved By DREW GALLAGHER FOR FREE LANCE – STAR…
The best recent detective novels and thrillers – review summary | Books
The shadow of men by Abir Mukherjee (Harvill Secker, £ 12.99)The fifth book in the…