—— Point and Counterpoint # 08 – Sizzle & Eger Review of: A Dragon in Waiting by Tom Easton Sizzle: Tom Easton, I laughed out loud at the end of this story. It was magical. I don’t know who was more excited at the end, the knight or the Read more…
—— Point and Counterpoint # 07 – Sizzle & Eger Review of: Anonymous by Umair Mirxa Eger: I was particularly drawn to this story with its suggestion of the kind of power that lies within a name. I wrote a novel about being called the wrong name, and the Read more…
—— Point and Counterpoint # 06 – Sizzle & Eger Review of: Saving Grace by Sandra Nguyen Sizzle: Sandra, Sandra. I loved this story. A Brothers Grimm fairy tale that comes through with a lesson giving us hope. There was Grace, Faith, and love – all fruits of the Read more…
—— Point and Counterpoint # 05 – Sizzle & Eger Review of: Kronkheit! by Al Sirois Eger: I love the names Chit and Teeth—perfect for creatures that live in a sewer. And any time something isn’t normal, it grabs my attention. Especially when a big rat-like thing is drinking Read more…
Nothing Up My Sleeve by Shawn M. Klimek —— Point and Counterpoint # 04 – Sizzle & Eger Review of: Nothing Up My Sleeve by Shawn M. Klimek Sizzle: Shawn M. Klimek is the Olympic gymnast when it comes to sticking an ending. He tumbles and flips, somersaults and Read more…
Point and Counterpoint # 03 – Sizzle & Eger Review of: Bougie de Voyage by P.A. O’Neil Sizzle: I absolutely love the main character’s name. Lotta Valentine. Lotta is doomed to an eternity of matchmaking only to be forgotten by the people she has paired, after spurning the love Read more…
Point and Counterpoint # 02 – Sizzle & Eger Review of: The Magic of Butterflies by Jim Bates Sizzle: Jim Bates creates a lovely and vivid story of a woman who has died and is allowed to return to her husband Andy in the form of a butterfly. Now Read more…
Point and Counterpoint # 01 – Sizzle & Eger Review of: The Shine of a Sinful Heart by Ximena Escobar Eger: What makes a sinful heart shine? It appears it’s a pirate’s question. I love a story where a man gives a woman what she wants, even if Read more…