timothy | April 22, 2010
They Plotted Revenge Against America An American attack on Baghdad leaves heartbroken and angry survivors. Two families, one Muslim and one Christian, are wiped out; their young adult progeny are determined to avenge the loss of their loved ones. David Levy, an Israeli Secret Service Agent with a grudge of his own, knows just how [...]
timothy | April 16, 2010
Lily’s Odyssey unfolds in three parts with the inevitability, impact, and resolution of a Greek play. The dialogue rings true, the concrete conveyed along with moods and half-tones to paint Midwestern middle class flawed characters with poignancy. The psychological detective novel explores the once largely unacknowledged: it is not only soldiers who get post-traumatic stress [...]
timothy | April 9, 2010
“Shooting Angels” by Nicolas Sansone A NASA Space Shuttle plummets to Earth. A team of eight rescue workers plunges into a treacherous Texan wilderness to recover the wreckage, and become entwined in a cosmic conspiracy. An uncouth disembodied head enslaves an elderly rancher and uses his cellar as the war room of its campaign against [...]
timothy | April 7, 2010
HUMAN TRIAL 2: ADAM’S WAR For reviews of Human Trial, a SORMag “Fiction Book of the Year” nominee, go to http://www.amazon.com/Human-Trial-Timothy-Stelly-Sr/product-reviews/0982272200/ref=cm_cr_dp_all_helpful?ie=UTF8&coliid=&showViewpoints=1&colid=&sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending Excerpt Daron couldn’t recall whether the walk back to the hospital took five minutes or an hour. All he could recall the walk home was Regina’s grip on him, that left the imprint of [...]
timothy | April 2, 2010
Shaman Circus by Gail Gray In New Orleans following Katrina all bets are off; all masks dissolved. “Don’t forget the sham in shaman,” Jacob Laguerre lies to his new apprentice, Alex Hampton. When Alex, a twenty-eight year-old anthropology professor goes on field-study to post-Katrina New Orleans, he enters a chaotic and altered landscape where he’s [...]
