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Highway of Dreams by Maureen Anne Browne
There are poems that take a deeper dive into serious subjects as well. Poems are written mostly in free verse and prose....
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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
Letters of Intent - Paperback – January 2, 2022 by Nico Vassilakis (Author)
The book is divided into several different sections. The question is do the section titles suggest the art work letters that will follow or not? Another question the reader may ask, is there a message in the words and letters or not? ...
Death and the Good Doctor Whetstone Paperback – October 29, 2022 by Sean Lause (Author)
‘A dead soldier speaks’, in this poem Sean has captured the thoughts of a dead soldier very brilliantly. Soldier says his death was shorter than his life. He would rather let the killer speak for him than those who know him, because he feels that those who speak for him weave lie like a magician pulling silk scarves from his mouth. ...
Swans to Carry Me by Earl Vincent de Berge
The author states that his book “presents some of my reflections on environment, society, aging, religion, time and peace of mind” and there’s a “focus is on the animal world which has enriched my life for eight decades.” It is a delightful compilation indeed to see an author present their works as they have lived in them or lived through them....
Old Friends by Frank C. Modica
“Old Friends” is a chapbook of poetry dedicated to and/or really about the author’s dog, Nero. Once you read through these heart warming adventures and sometimes deeper moments, you may long for a furry companion of your own. Or at the very least, you may want to read more poems about animals and pets....
LITTLE SMILING HOOKS: For Plath Fanatics (not to be read with your head in the oven)
Usually, it’s summer when I read and review. Mid-morning in the sunny hot tub surrounded by banana trees and bamboo. Or late afternoon in a hammock on the porch where Honeysuckle has come in through the screen, a ceiling fan barely moves and, down below, looking out across the pasture, deer leap like children in tall grass....
The Bride’s Gate and Other Assorted Writings
Do yourself a favor and read The Bride’s Gate and Other Assorted Writings from cover to cover. You will still love the effect, but in a more organized way....
Zephyrs of the Heart
Duane L. Herrmann offers a somewhat spiritual and wondrous journey through poems in this new collection. Poems range in style and form, but each one carries a life within the lines. His poems are thoughtful and connected. The poems resonate and radiate his sense of passion and care which is evident on each page....
Eye to Eye with my Octopi by Richard Stevenson
Stevenson hits the entertainment buttons from all sides. These poems are simply for most all ages. He really makes poetry fun again. The poems liken to those of Lewis Carroll or Shel Silverstein. The poems are whimsical, but there’s a flurry of heart and introspection with a dash of satirical thrown in to each one, too....
FEATURED FICTION BOOK REVIEW
Singing the Seasons Paperback – January 10, 2023 by Helen Fujimoto (Author)
Fujimoto artfully uses her language to tell her story through poems. Her spirit seems to grow with each line. Her memories are shared with thought. To write of the life of another, especially one you’ve lost is quite an undertaking and Fujimoto handles it quite nicely. ...
The Artist’s Model and Other Stories
This book consists of 20 plus stories. Each one is told with care and is a detailed invitation into another world, so to speak. His work is determined and intense. He successfully crafts each story in such a way that the reader will be absorbed in each moment....
A Tall Tale and Journey to Another Realm
Reading this book is like reliving your childhood as an adult. This is a tribute to an indomitable work. ...
In Quest of Mystery by John Clark Smith
The chapters are linked by music. The book is a blend of historical fiction and literary fiction with a poetical end....
Shadows of White
This book tells the tale of the journey of a young doctor trying to find his place in the world. The author in his preface states “The white coat is touched by multiple shadows of love, affection, deceit and rejection.” Thus, he invites readers to literally step behind the white coat to glimpse these “shadows of white.”...
My Saddest Pleasures: 50 Years on the Road by Mark D. Walker
“Color photos reflect the projects and people the author interacted with throughout his travels.”...
Featured Interviews
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.
Interview with Irene Brodsky
I am a 71 year old retired Professor of Philosophy. I have been writing books since 2001. Born and raised in Brooklyn New York, I used to sing in nightclubs, but I always loved libraries and bookstores. My books are my babies.