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A good novel review offers a plot overview, comments on style and genre, provides an opinion on strengths and weaknesses of the book and gives a recommendation.

A review of Ernest Hemingway's spare and compelling novel about war and love.

Life Expectancy is a phenomenal novel that will have the reader transfixed from the first word to the last sentence.

Comedy writer Steve Hely hoists the publishing business on its own petard in this brilliant satire.

The Bishop of Digne, the first character introduced in Victor Hugo's masterpiece Les Miserables, serves as a Christ-like figure in Jean Valjean's life.

Talking tiger cat, Dulcie, can't wait for her human friend, Wilma, to get home. She's sure something awful has happened to her -- and she's right.

Regan Reilly finally marries the man of her dreams and takes off for an idyllic Irish honeymoon. However, the couple can't seem to leave crime at home.

Australian author Sarah Jones reveals a love of literature and interesting insights into the dynamics of relationships during times of crisis in her debut novel.

What happens when the depraved obsessions of a generation past are visited on the people of New York City?

Set in the Vizag, India, Farahad Zama's first novel is a fun glimpse into the world of Indian wedding customs, matchmaking and arranged marriages.

Victor Hugo's masterpiece, Les Miserable-infamous for its lengthy digressions and convoluted plot- should be read by all fans of serious literature.

Milan Kundera's most successful novel will leave you speechless. Kundera has a knack for presenting deep, philosophical questions in the form of a story.

Graham Greene's tale of 1950s Vietnam is haunting with its glamour, danger, and irony. From a 21st century perspective, its message is eeriely appropriate.

For every webcomic that exists now, there is one that has ended before its time or drawn to a natural close. Here are five retired but still remarkable online comics.

The follow-up novel to the huge smash hit Wicked, Gregory Maguire's Son of a Witch takes us on a return trip to the land of Oz, but is it as thrilling as its predecessor?

The new graphic novel chronicling the Beat Generation is unique, but written with a strong slant that may upset many fans of the Beats.

You've just finished your novel and now you've found a potential buyer. Only the guidelines require a much larger book. How can you add fifty pages in a hurry?

Published twice a year and edited by Christopher M. Cervasco, Paradox is a handsome large format magazine with glossy cover that specializes in historical sci-fi &fantasy

The only way to avoid rejection is to never submit a manuscript. Sadly, it comes with being a writer. So how does one carry on in the face of disappointment?

Baldwin's essays give insights into the lives of African-Americans in post-World War II America.