Review: Knipe's 'Nero Prediction' Convincingly Places You In Rome by Jaye Beldo
In 'The Nero Prediction', Humphry Knipe believably conjures up the Romanesque world

Review: Gore Vidal's 'Creation' Excellent by Jonathan Miller
It’s said that if you’re not going to do something right, you shouldn’t
bother doing it at all. Gore Vidal apparently lives by that maxim, having
churned out enough erudite literature to fill his own wing at the Library of
Congress. His 1981 opus, “Creation,” stands among the best.

Review: Entertaining “Before, During and After” by William Ruben Helms
Despite minor qualms about repetition, “Before, During and After: Poems” is an excellent and entertaining read

Review: ‘Bend Don’t Shatter’ - more than one queer truth by William Ruben Helms
'Bend Don’t Shatter: Poets on the Beginning of Desire' is an excellent compilation covering the emotions and thought on the experience of being young and gay or young and sexually confused.