emotion

Evolution Number Nine: Form and Concept in “Scribblings of My Soul”

Poetry has a long tradition of what is called “constrained writing.” After all, many poetic forms depend on very specific meter, rhyme schemes, number of lines, and even points of repetition. In the case of Preethi Saravanakumar’s latest volume of poetry, Scribblings of My Soul, however, that constraint starts with…

Cynthia ConradDecember 15, 2021

Miscellany

Poems of Angst and Reflection, Despair and Epiphany in “Speaks for Itself”

By the time we've reached a certain point in our lives, most of us have accumulated one or more past experiences that haunt us or create obstacles to moving forward. They follow us around and linger on the edges of every new experience, trying to convince us that any parallels…

Cynthia ConradAugust 31, 2021

Miscellany

Poet Explores Emotional States of the Modern Man in “Fire and Harmony”

Let's face it; manhood can be a trap, especially for today's men. Caught between traditional notions of gender and a changing landscape of social attitudes, you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. If you don't live up to the male standards of your parents' generation, you are…

BookTribJune 7, 2021

Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

Ann Patchett’s Latest and Greatest: Graceful and Forgiving Essays of Brave Self-Awareness

These Precious Days by Ann Patchett is a grace-filled, insightful compilation of narrative essays of her literary life. They are deeply personal, self-revelatory articles tackling themes recognizable and relatable to readers. Most of the essays have been previously published elsewhere, some appearing in the “Notes from Ann” and “Shop Dog…

Linda HitchcockNovember 23, 2021

Business Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

“You’re Kidding, Right?” Aims to Enlighten Investors Working Alongside Financial Advisors

You’re Kidding, Right? Oh No, Not Another Book on How to Make Money Investing in Stocks and Bonds (Fulton Books) by Brad Goldfarb, CIMA is no dry financial tome. It’s a very entertaining look at common and not-so-common misconceptions about investing. Goldfarb says that the book was originally created out…

Barbara WilkovSeptember 30, 2021

Fiction

Abduction and Raw Emotion in ‘The Atlas of Forgotten Places’

Don’t let this exceptional new novel fall under the radar! Based on war-torn Africa and the innocent people caught in the middle, the stunning debut of The Atlas of Forgotten Places by Jenny D. Williams takes us to Uganda where a young girl, Lily, goes missing. The authorities are hard to come…

Jennifer BlankfeinSeptember 28, 2017

Evolution Number Nine: Form and Concept in “Scribblings of My Soul”

Poems of Angst and Reflection, Despair and Epiphany in “Speaks for Itself”

Poet Explores Emotional States of the Modern Man in “Fire and Harmony”

Ann Patchett’s Latest and Greatest: Graceful and Forgiving Essays of Brave Self-Awareness

“You’re Kidding, Right?” Aims to Enlighten Investors Working Alongside Financial Advisors

Abduction and Raw Emotion in ‘The Atlas of Forgotten Places’

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