Reviewed by James Victor Jordan: This is a review of the audio recording of T.C. Boyle’s story collection, A Death in Kitchawank. The narrator is the author, T.C. Boyle. I award…
Three Stars: Passive Characters, Inconsequential Epiphanies. Over the past fifteen to twenty years I’ve read perhaps a dozen stories by William Trevor published in The New Yorker. And like many, if…
Introduction: Hassan Riaz, M.D. Reviews In Other Rooms, Other Wonders This review is by my friend, Hassan Riaz, M.D. Hassan earned his baccalaureate and his medical degree from USC, where,…
This review is authored by James Victor Jordan and Kathy Ballsun American Pastoral is Philip Roth’s twentieth of twenty-seven novels. It was published in 1997 and won the Pulitzer Prize the…
"Follow your own star and you cannot fail to reach your destination," Inferno by Dante. Translated and paraphrased by James Victor Jordan.James Victor Jordan's debut novel, The Speed of Life is…
Five Stars! Stunning! Don't you just love it when you discover a novel that is completely unique, different from what you have ever read before? The Speed of Life by James…
An intricately woven tale questioning free will, destiny, and the laws that govern the universe. This novel’s a unique blend of family dynamics, courtroom drama, old high school ties, war and…
I give it 5 Stars. Agatha Christie, move over. The Color of Fear is author Wendy Wanner’s debut novel. Ms. Wanner is a talented writer and an exceptional storyteller. The novel…
Terranauts to Psychonauts. I give it Five Stars. Outside Looking In, T.C. Boyle’s seventeenth novel, can be read as a stand-alone work of exceptional literary fiction. In another dimension—a useful term…
I have finished reading and will very soon write and post my review of the very-recently-published T.C. Boyle novel, Outside Looking In. Yesterday I read a review of Outside Looking In…