This is one of the great books I've wrote a review. I hope you could all check it out.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Where the Dog Star Never Glows (Book Review)
Where the Dog Star Never Glows
by Tara L. Masih
Press 53, LLC
ISBN 978-0-9825760-5-2
The first time I received Ms. Masih’s book, I know I’m up to something I will never forget.
Where the Dog Star Never Glows by Tara L. Masih is a collection of stories that will linger in your mind even after you’re done reading it a hundred times. Her stories are so rich and its characters are all so vivid you can actually hear their voices inside your head. Every story has its own hidden colors that once you’ve finally come to see it, you will surely try to catch your breath.
Some of my favorite stories are Ghost Dance, The Dark Sun, Asylum, Sunday Drives and Huldi (India, 1990). These stories I truly found very interesting and very absorbing. Ms. Masih’s words are like cold and refreshing shower of rain pouring down on barren lands. Every story comes from the heart of every kind of races. Revealing that no matter what color is your skin, the love still shines in the soul and heart.
Where the Dog Star Never Glows is the kind of book you will never forget. It is a kind of collection you will surely read again and again even if you’ve already memorize the story itself by heart.
To get to know the author more, visit her site at www.taramasih.com
by Tara L. Masih
Press 53, LLC
ISBN 978-0-9825760-5-2
The first time I received Ms. Masih’s book, I know I’m up to something I will never forget.
Where the Dog Star Never Glows by Tara L. Masih is a collection of stories that will linger in your mind even after you’re done reading it a hundred times. Her stories are so rich and its characters are all so vivid you can actually hear their voices inside your head. Every story has its own hidden colors that once you’ve finally come to see it, you will surely try to catch your breath.
Some of my favorite stories are Ghost Dance, The Dark Sun, Asylum, Sunday Drives and Huldi (India, 1990). These stories I truly found very interesting and very absorbing. Ms. Masih’s words are like cold and refreshing shower of rain pouring down on barren lands. Every story comes from the heart of every kind of races. Revealing that no matter what color is your skin, the love still shines in the soul and heart.
Where the Dog Star Never Glows is the kind of book you will never forget. It is a kind of collection you will surely read again and again even if you’ve already memorize the story itself by heart.
To get to know the author more, visit her site at www.taramasih.com
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Danse Macabre Online Literary Journal
Canto
Akili Amina - Cristin O'Keefe Aptowicz - Helen Catherine Calcutt - J. de SalvoWilliam Doreski - Michael Foran - Branch Isole - Benjamin Krause Lyn Lifshin - Jayanta Mahapatra - David McLean - Luigi Monteferrante Richard Rand - Lanie Shanzyra Rebancos - Minal Sarosh - Ray Succre Darby Tench - Turgut Uyar - Sarah White - Noel Williams
Akili Amina - Cristin O'Keefe Aptowicz - Helen Catherine Calcutt - J. de SalvoWilliam Doreski - Michael Foran - Branch Isole - Benjamin Krause Lyn Lifshin - Jayanta Mahapatra - David McLean - Luigi Monteferrante Richard Rand - Lanie Shanzyra Rebancos - Minal Sarosh - Ray Succre Darby Tench - Turgut Uyar - Sarah White - Noel Williams
Friday, April 2, 2010
Starving Swallows (Book Review)
Starving Swallows
by Radomir Vojtech Luza
PublishAmerica Baltimore
ISBN: 1-60563-725-4
Hard to Put Down
Starving Swallows by Radomir Vojtech Luza is a collection of poems that revolves around the vivid world of a man’s journey through the tunnel of psychotropic medications. Each poem has its own color and breathing image, sometimes its so plain that you could see only two colors-black and white and sometimes its so vivid you could see colors you do not usually see from a rainbow.
Mr. Luza’s poems are so real you could feel the deepest part of the character’s heart through it. His poems seem to breathe its own imaginative life. Some of my favorite poems are Divorce, Bipolar Disaster, Bible Girl, Alone and 21 Minutes. These poems reminded me of so many things in life, some had even happened to me in some ways.
Starving Swallows is the kind of book you will surely read all night never mind the early morning chores. It is one of the many poetry collections I read that I can say I have a hard time putting down.
To reach the author, you can check out his site at http://www.ollav.com/radluza/
by Radomir Vojtech Luza
PublishAmerica Baltimore
ISBN: 1-60563-725-4
Hard to Put Down
Starving Swallows by Radomir Vojtech Luza is a collection of poems that revolves around the vivid world of a man’s journey through the tunnel of psychotropic medications. Each poem has its own color and breathing image, sometimes its so plain that you could see only two colors-black and white and sometimes its so vivid you could see colors you do not usually see from a rainbow.
Mr. Luza’s poems are so real you could feel the deepest part of the character’s heart through it. His poems seem to breathe its own imaginative life. Some of my favorite poems are Divorce, Bipolar Disaster, Bible Girl, Alone and 21 Minutes. These poems reminded me of so many things in life, some had even happened to me in some ways.
Starving Swallows is the kind of book you will surely read all night never mind the early morning chores. It is one of the many poetry collections I read that I can say I have a hard time putting down.
To reach the author, you can check out his site at http://www.ollav.com/radluza/
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