Trick with a Knife

Book Reporters

Feb 27

P. H. MadoreReview, TWAK b. l. pawelek, caketrain, dollhouse, drift roberts, easter rabbit, joseph young, kim parko, lemony snicket, mike boyle, neil colquhoun, paper hero press, publishing genius, sam pink, spencer dew, thieves jargon, thieves jargon press, tracy lucas 1 Comment

So, by the time forty-five days have passed, we should have the following guest reviews posted (as per this earlier offer):

• Easter Rabbit by Joseph Young as reviewed by Spencer Dew
• Dollhouse by Mike Boyle as reviewed by seventeen-year-old Drift Roberts (rock on)
• The Latke Who Couldn’t Stop Screaming by Lemony Snicket as reviewed by Neil Colquhoun all the way from Scotland
• Cure All by Kim Parko as reviewed by Tracy Lucas
• I Am Going to Clone Myself then Kill the Clone and Eat It by Sam Pink as reviewed by B. L. Pawelek

These reviews should hopefully set the tone and standard for future reviews on TWAK. I’m glad it’s going down smoothly. Thanks to everyone for taking part.

-phm

Book Report

Feb 25

P. H. MadoreFree Books, Literature, Review caketrain, mcsweeneys, paper hero press, publishing genius, thieves jargon 11 Comments

First five people to comment with their interest and the title they’re interested in reviewing (with e-mail in the commenter info so I can get your address from you) will be gifted the independent title of their choice on condition that they read it and send in a review within 22 days of receipt. Below is a list of publishers I prefer to work with, but you may go beyond the list as long as the title in question is written in English and is not owned by a corporate (or corporate subsidiary) publisher.
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