James Badal author of In the Wake of the Butcher: Cleveland’s Torso Murders speaks to Court TV about these grisly crimes.
“The killer, known as both the “Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run” and the “Torso Murderer,” for the way he dismembered his many victims — cutting off heads and limbs.”
EcoTheo Review takes a look at Alfredo Aguilar’s On This Side of the Desert.
“Because of Aguilar’s narrative-driven voice and his gift to bring lyricism to every scene, honesty blooms on every page, which is what great poetry always seeks to do.”—EcoTheo Review
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Editor Kathleen O’Shea has managed to gather a wide selection of helpful excerpts, chapters, poetry, and even a short play in this anthology—all with a view toward increasing our understanding and ending the stigma attached to migraines and migraine sufferers.
The KSU Press is pleased to announce two finalists for the 2020 INDIES Book of the Year Awards.
The Other Veterans of World War II: Stories from Behind the Front Lines by Rona Simmons–War and Military category.
The House That Rock Built: How it Took Time, Money, Music Moguls, Corporate Types, Politicians, Media, Artists, and Fans To […]
Here’s your chance to hear The Giants and Their City author Lincoln Mitchell on the Say it Ain’t Contagious podcast.
“Lincoln Mitchell discusses his new book THE GIANTS AND THEIR CITY with Tova Wang and Frank Guridy. Featuring inaccurate directions to San Jose, I left my gestalt in San Francisco, and Giants characters galore from Bob Lurie […]
Here’s a throwback to a time when people gathered in person. On This Side of the Desert author Alfredo Aguilar reads “My Mother Drove Us into Tijuana for Dentistry” as one of the winners of the 2019 Discovery Poetry Contest. Enjoy!
Hemingway in Comics author Robert K. Elder interviews Spiderman author J. M. DeMatteis for The Comics Journal.
“With Marvel’s Select Edition of Kraven’s Last Hunt out this month and news that Kraven might soon join the Spider-Man cinematic universe, it seemed like a timely opportunity to talk with DeMatteis in a wide-ranging conversation about Kraven, suicide, the nature […]
Author Kathleen O’Shea joins Stephanie Weaver of “The Resilience Series” to speak about her book So Much More Than a Headache: Understanding Migraine through Literature.
Rutgers Alumni writes:
“On a summer evening in 1875, officer Patrick McDonald showed up at Brown’s rented home after a neighbor complained of loud laughter and singing. Words were exchanged. McDonald struck the unarmed Brown in the head with his club and pulled his gun.”
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Migraineur Magazine reviews So Much More Than a Headache: Understanding Migraine through Literature.
“This is great writing and pleasurable reading.”—Migraineur Magazine
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