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“Florida and Other Waters” by Timothy Robbins
This collection is introspective with a blend of wisdom and wonder. Robbins often uses simplistic phrases into profound accomplishments of the written word....
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Welcome to Pegasus Literary
Pegasus Literary provides a consistent library of well written book reviews, interviews, articles and blogs.
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Welcome to Pegasus Literary
Pegasus Literary provides a consistent library of well written book reviews, interviews, articles and blogs.
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Welcome to Pegasus Literary
Pegasus Literary provides a consistent library of well written book reviews, interviews, articles and blogs.
Book Reviews by Pegasus Literary
Profiles
FEATURED POETRY BOOK REVIEW
“Cityscapes and Other Poems” by Neil Leadbeater
Leadbeater has absolutely mastered the place poem or a poem that gives the feeling of being in a particular place....
It’s almost perfect..
Overall, it's a poignant glimpse into the complexities of sibling relationships, especially when one sibling struggles to empathize with the emotional experiences of the other....
“Mother of Life” by Robert L. Martin
Martin also states that “having accomplished something is the best feeling in the world. It is the feeling I have when I have my book in my hands.” His book delves into many different themes. ...
“Wind in the Elephant Tree” by Earl Vincent de Berge
The book weaves a captivating narrative that combines elements of coming-of-age and experiences and revelations to transport the reader into de Berge’s world. ...
LANGUAGE TINDER: Poems and Other Work Paperback – August 2, 2023 by Ivan Brady (Author)
It promises readers an engaging and thought-provoking journey through a world of diverse cultures, vivid imagery, and profound insights into both human nature and the natural world....
REFLECTION ON DOTS Paperback – August 26, 2023 by Vern Fein (Author)
The poet is both creative and imaginative....
“Between Selves” by Diana Cole
Cole uses a graceful blend of lyrical expression and a deep introspection to take her readers on a transformative poetical journey....
The Hidden Source by Richard Rose
Richard Rose takes the title of his new collection from a poem by Derek Mahon called “Everything is Going to be Alright.” In it, the hidden source is compared to a watchful heart. ...
FEATURED FICTION BOOK REVIEW
“Art of Transformation” by John Clark Smith Cyberwit, Copyright 2023
The author indicates that this book resulted from a course he taught at the University of Toronto. ...
My Empire Sputters
To begin with, what a great title for the collection: My Empire Sputters. The empire, therefore, is alive, but the sputtering indicates brief sounds that could be attributed to a dying empire. The poems contained can give the reader further knowledge of this catastrophe, which, I believe, is the result of man’s own making....
Congratulations You’re a Winner by Christina Starobin
Christina Starobin pours out the heart of her well thought out story in this new fiction tale. The main character aka Wanda is down on her luck but her life begins to change when her friend and neighbor Lucy gives her a job lead. Wanda reluctantly takes the interview and then ends up with a job with a tv station as a journalist’s assistant....
Realities and Alternatives by Ethan Goffman
These tales start one way then due to the clever writing of the author take off in all kinds of different directions. This makes them entertaining and fun to read because you’ll want to know what’s going to happen next, and just how the story in going to finish. The twists and turns are quite unexpected. There’s originality here....
Far From the Windmills of Home by Rusty Watson
The author states that this new book is based on real family members. Watson even uses their real names, too. The story, according to the author, is “wedded historical facts with oral history, but the fabric...
Helen and Her Brothers by James W. White
Set in the south in the 30’s, the story begins with Helen returning from her Grandfather’s funeral. She and her Mom eventually commiserate that her brothers have gone off to California, but they haven’t heard from them in many days so they’re worried. Helen begins to form a plan to seek what she wants to accomplish as she believes her brothers are....
Featured Interviews
An Interview with Allison Grayhurst
Allison Grayhurst is a member of the League of Canadian Poets. Four of her poems were nominated for “Best of the Net” in 2015/2018, and one eight-part story-poem was nominated for “Best of the Net” in 2017. She has over 1,375 poems published in more than 525 international journals and anthologies.
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INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD ROSE
In conversation with Karunesh Kumar Agarwal, Managing Editor, Richard Rose tells us about his success as a writer.
Interview with Dr. Santosh Kumar
I'm deeply obliged for your kind words. Most of the authors have been contributing to Cyberwit's journals and anthologies for quite a long time. Their sustained interest heralded the emergence of our Art & Poetry Journal Harvests of New Millennium.