This is a heartbreaking Sunday. A day we mourn for the 50 who died, and pray for those injured, during the massacre that occurred at the ...

'Nathan Burgoine is a favorite writer. I read Triad Blood as soon as it released, and was not disappointed, but then, that was never an...

The following is a short list of June releases on my radar. I am trying to stay focused on reading books from my already bulging TBR, but wi...

It's Memorial Day, and I've been thinking about my preference for books with military content. I've reviewed enough military-bas...

I'm taking a break to finish reading 'Nathan Burgoine's latest release Triad Blood . Also, reading a few related short works....

Angel Park, the debut poetry collection by Roberto F. Santiago, explores the intersections of identity (familial, gender, sexual, raci...

I am trying to keep it real these days when it comes to purchasing new books to read. Why? My Kindles are overloaded and my reading time is ...

Happy 2016 everyone! I wish you all a healthy and prosperous new year. First, a note. 2015 was a year of changes and more changes in my pe...

I've been away for a couple of months on an unscheduled hiatus due to more changes taking place in my life, good ones this time. In Sept...

I enjoyed reading all 17 short stories, essays and/or articles in Best Gay Stories 2015 ed. by Steve Berman . It has been said that life ...

I am finding: Such tension, dark beauty, and emotion in this poetry volume! Fine control in the writing, and gorgeous language. I'm ...

I'm keeping it simple this time around. Following are three highly anticipated March releases. Kasuo Ishiguro's The Remains of th...

My reading momentum is holding. I've read three books this month, but as in January they are books released in previous years. So, I hav...