Recent Reviews
I'm Walking as Straight as I Can, the autobiography of actress Geri Jewell, has won the 2012 Independent Publisher Book Award! The book tied for Gold in the category of Autobiography/Memoir.
See the other winners and nominees on IndependentPublisher.com.
Where There's Smoke..., a memoir by William B. Davis, who played the Cigarette Smoking Man on The X-Files, has won the 2012 Independent Publisher Book Award! The book tied for Bronze in the category of Autobiography/Memoir.
See the other winners and nominees on IndependentPublisher.com.
All You Can Be, by Kerry Wood, was mentioned in The Chicago Sun-Times and The Chicago Tribune in conjunction with his upcoming book signings on May 29th and 30th.
See the mention on SunTimes.com and ChicagoTribune.com.
"What the book is, really, is an interesting look at the thoughts and culture of modern day London. You can an insight into what Londoners and visitors think – how they see the world and it’s rather voyeuristic to get a peak at the thoughts that mean the most to people."
Read the full review on Londontopia.net.
Quantum Leap was mentioned prominently in an article by the book's co-author, Karl Giberson, called "My Life with John Polkinghorne" in the June 2012 issue of Books & Culture. The article talks about Giberson's experiences with science, religion, and John Polkinghorne, about whom the book is about.
See the mention on BooksandCulture.com.
