Tag Archives: Printers Row

words and peace in the press

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reading bug

Recently, Words And Peace reviews have been featured in a few places:

On The Dead Lake:

on Peirene Press

This one on The Hurlyburly’s Husband:

Hurlyburly

At the beginning of the year, I was also featured in Printers’ Row, the literary part of the Chicago Tribune Newspaper. You give a list of the last book you read, and the Biblioracle suggests a title for you:

Biblioracle

And last but not least, my own book got a very nice review on Goodreads:

review on my book

Book review: No Turning Back

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 No Turning Back

No Turning Back
In full compliance with FTC Guidelines,
I received this book for free in exchange
for a fair and honest review.
I was in no way compensated for this post
as a reviewer,
and the thoughts are my own.
 No Turning Back
By Dan Burns 

Publisher: Chicago Arts Press
Pub. Date: April 29, 2014

ISBN: 978-0991169405

Pages: 280
Genre: Collection of short stories

Source: Received from author

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This book counts for the following Reading Challenges:

         New author challenge

MY THOUGHTS ABOUT THIS BOOK

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As I explained yesterday, I met Dan Burns at Chicago Printers Row Lit Fest back in June. He offered me his collection of short stories, No Turning Back, and I promised to review it. My regular followers know this is not a genre I usually read, so this was a delightful experience to try something new to me. This book contains excellent elements I am glad to share with you.
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