Literature & Fiction
BIBLE OF NOTHING, BIBLE OF EMPTINESS
The latest book BIBLE OF NOTHING: NOTHING TO POWER by the world-renowned Russian esoteric philosopher and poet Azsacra Zarathustra makes it clear that the Void like other elements Earth, Fire, Air and Water has a great importance to explore his poetic per
The Experience of Exile in Albert Russo and Martin Tucker
Ever since the wanderings of Odysseus, exile has been a central theme of the epic tradition. With its roots in this tradition, Boundaries of Exile, Conditions of Hope by Albert Russo and Martin Tucker seems to represent exile as a fundamental existential
Review of Albert Russo's novel Shalom Tower Syndrome by David Alexander - Xlibris - ISBN: 978-1-4257-7726-5
There is a type of novel whose aim, as Jonathan Swift wrote of his intention behind Gulliver's Travels, is to
The Synoptic Gospels of Albert Russo, A Review of The Crowded World of Solitude, Volume Two; The Collected Poems, Reviewed by David Alexander
To ascribe to a poet’s work, however commendable, a description of Biblical, even religious dimensions, might at first blush seem feckless. Yet there is nothing overtly irresponsible or even sacrilegious in the attribution. The adjective “synoptic”
The Crowded World of Solitude, volume 1, the collected stories and essays by Albert Russo
Albert Russo's collected short fiction, published in three volumes by Domhan Books, is a story cycle that spans nearly twenty-five years and is both chronicle and allegory of its author’s life and times. The first volume of the trilogy, Beyond the Great
The Meaning of Fyfe: The 70's
This novel is a very good read.
MARIE MAPPLEY - Through My Eyes: more than mere hero worship
Through My Eyes is an excellent example of a work of fine literature that functions on many levels.
GEERT VERBEKE: AN ENIGMA, A MODERN MASTER AND A SPELLBIND
It is not an easy process to become reviewed by "yours truly". I do make several demands that have to do with professionalism and publishing achievements, as well as my commitment to raise awareness regarding small press published books written by interna
ROBERT P. CRAIG - All That Comes, Goes: a mind-blowing work of genius.
All That Comes, Goes is (in my opinion) a mind-blowing work of genius. Robert P. Craig has possibly created an entirely new genre in short literature. Through a succession of narratives, which can be experienced as either being connected or disconnected,
Adam Donaldson Powell - Rapture: endings of space and time
The publication of Adam Donaldson Powell's Rapture: endings of space and time is remarkable for revealing his varied talents- poems, photography and literary criticism. Powell's celestial inspiration concentrates itself on transmuting