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“Self-Portrait in Bloom” by Niloufar Talebi

Jaguar Ravenz King

Rollins of Stone House

Snow Sizzling in Soleil

FACE

Climbing Over Grit

Sweet, Sweet Stories, Some Sweeter than Others

“Under the Shirttails of Albert Russo: An Alternative Biography” by Adam Donaldson Powell

“Vis & I” by Farideh Razi – translated by Niloufar Talebi

“Under-Worldly” Poetry by Kristie Betts Letter

STARK – The Poetry Journal

“A Seeping Wound” by Darryl Wimberley

An hilarious, horrifying story about a teacher whose life is poisoned by Internet slander.

“Paul Bunyan” by Darryl Wimberley

Call Me Chameleon: The selective memory of a kaleidoscopic-eyed globetrotter, from age 3 to this day

… ethereal in some respects…

Tell the truth till it hurts! The Delicious Memoirs of Daniel Curzon…

CHEEGHA – The Call from Waziristan, the last outpost…

As Frank and Layla search for love, for commitment in the village of New York, in the village of their hearts, they encounter the likes of bloated Botero type characters…

Martino aims to illuminate men and women from within, to depict the conscious mind as the only expression of deeper human needs…

Sometimes, a story is ‘really’ presented in such a way that it shifts what was once fiction, into a rather precise transcendent…

African quatuor of award-winning novels on the Belgian Congo and Rwanda-Urundi…

From American Slavery Back to Colonial Africa and After…

From Rhodes and Rhodesia to the Belgian Congo and Rwanda-Urundi – An Eur-African Saga…

Adopted by an American Homosexual in the Belgian Congo

A greco-african thriller based on historical events set in Rwanda-Urundi

My dream draws on the future, and reaches across borders and generations…

…a kaleidoscopic look at New York life from the perspective of three generations…

Curzon’s humor, like a fine Thai sauce, often saves its best burn for lower and later.

Foreword’s 2013 Book of the Year Award Finalist: Halfway to the Stars by Daniel Curzon

more African or more European… more Catholic or more Jewish… or…

Sadegh Hedayat’s obscure masterpiece

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