It is only in quietness that true passion can exist to create life sustaining memories. In the quietness of reading books we inhabit memories of other worlds, worlds beyond the doors of our Time. Books are here to guide us on our journey through these doors. And writers and poets are here to create these books for us. Let us be thankful and buy books to read and share with the world. – Mark Ulyseas
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Amélie Frank – Review
The Mind by John FitzGerald
Atman Mehta – Review
Memory Land by Randhir Khare
Carolyne Van Der Meer – Review
Troubles by Michael Farry
Chris Kinsey – Review
The Ark Builders by Mary O’Donnell
Damian Smyth – Review
Those April Fevers by Mary O’Donnell
David Morgan – Review
The Defeat of Gilgamesh by Dr Greta Sykes
Dr Mary O’Donnell – Review
Lovely Legs by Jean O’Brien
Dr Siobhan Campbell – Review
Fish on a Bicycle by Jean O’Brien
Elizabeth Cohen – Review
Life in Suspension by Hélène Cardona
Fiona Clark Echlin – Review
Flip Sides by Michael Durack
George Elliott Clarke – Review
Seven Nights with the Chinese Zodiac by Anna Yin
Jack Grady – Review
Fourth Floor Flat by Terry McDonagh
James Walton – Review
Aloysius The Great by John Maxwell O’Brien
John Liddy – Review
Falling into Place by Anton Floyd
Lisa C Taylor – Review
Bone Road by Geraldine Mills
M Heath Beckett – Review
Quaking Cantos by Yuyutsu Sharma
Mary Esther Judy – Review
Gold by Geraldine Mills
Michael Dennis – Review
This Much I Can Tell You by David Rigsbee
Penelope Moffet – Review
Narrow Bridge by Robbi Nester
Rex Wilder – Review
Favorite Bedtime Stories by John FitzGerald
Terry McDonagh – Review
Resurrection by Jack Grady
Thomas McCarthy – Review
Dreaming My Animal Selves by Hélène Cardona
