Archives for October 2017

Book Review: Matters Familiar By E. G. Fabricant

Reviewed By Barbara Ann Cerda Impressions There’s something that warms the cockles of the heart when you enjoy the written work of seasoned writers. The elegant, eloquent yet laid-back style of prose warms the heart and coddles the soul. This read is like enjoying an American classic filled with memoirs of a 60s classic montage done […]

Book Review: Tharon Ann By Jennifer Brookins

Reviewed By Barbara Ann Cerda Impressions The author offers a nice meander down memory lane during a midcentury time when the south was still mourning the loss of the civil war while Hollywood was defining our world. While composing this review, I sometimes wonder if composing within an idiom that defines our recollections is instructive or […]

Book Review: A Master Passion: Book On: Love and Liberty By Juliet V Waldron

Reviewed By Barbara Ann Cerda A Master Passion – Video A Master Passion – Read Impressions In British West Indies a little over 50 years from its beginnings, Alexander Hamilton was born. It is hard to describe this amazing man living both a structured and unstructured life. Weaving enhanced accounts of his career into compelling storylines […]

Author of the Month, October: Gigi Sedlmayer

We are pleased to announce Gigi Sedlmayer as Author of the Month. Gigi tells her fascinating story. I was born on the 19. May 1944 on the east side of Germany, in Potsdam, Berlin. My family escaped to the West just before the infamous wall went up. We moved around in Germany, following work […]