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Edward Irvin reviews Michael Lister's Double Exposure. Read it here.
Read our review of Deborah Sharp's Mama Gets Hitched here.
Read our review of Baja Florida here.
"Check your need for plausibiity at the door, get comfortable, and settle into 242 pages of non-stop action,
inexplicable character changes, and cheesy one-liners, all in the name of unadulterated literary bliss. I enjoy a good
revenge flick..." Read our review of Wyatt's Revenge here.
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Read Jamie May's review of Fearsome Florida Creatures here.
Read our review of Bud Break at Mango House here.
Halfway Decent Sinners by Michael Cleary
(CustomWords,
Paperback, 120 pp., $17.00)
Reviewed by Jesse Millner
Perhaps every poet should drive a beer truck. Perhaps every
poet should grow up with the rigorous rigmarole of Catholicism. If that were to happen, then, and only
then, would a poet craft a book as funny, sorrowful and beautiful as Michael Cleary’s Halfway Decent Sinners...(Read full review here)
Read review of Tupperware Unsealed here
Read review of Florida's Ghostly Legends and Haunted Folklore Volume III here
Read review of Haunted Fort Lauderdale here
Read review of Florida's Unexpected Wildlife here
FBR Reports: We live-blogged the Miami Book Fair International Festival of Authors and the Street
Fair. Want to know what your favorite writer said, and what went on in sessions on everything from comedy to censorship?
 To read all about it, visit our Book Fair 2009 page. Esther Martinez returns to Ybor City for Deep Carnivale: A Celebration of Words
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"She fills her stories with ne'er-do-wells who can't seem get it right no matter how hard they try, but they
keep right on trying..." Read Joe Clifford's review of Florida Gothic Stories.
James Barrett-Morison reviews Headz here.
"The world is rife with temptation for a Jesus Boy the likes of Elwyn Parker, sixteen, member of the Church of Our
Blessed Redeemer Who Walked Upon the Waters, Miami branch." Read Kat Meads' review of Jesus Boy.
Angela Kelsey reviews Connie May Fowler's How Clarissa Burden Learned to Fly.
Read it here.
Read "Once Upon a Crime," Nick Garnett's reconsideration of Elmore Leonard's Stick here.
Read reconsideration of The Yearling here...
Read review of Florida Rivers here
Read review of Hiking the Florida Trail here...
American History, Florida Style Memoir
by Dan Wakefield Tennessee Williams in Key West 
 The Search for Florida's Forgotten Poet Laureate
Lynne
Barrett reconsiders Pleasure Was My Business, by Florida's
sultry Madam Sherry—whose book stirred things up as far away as Egypt...
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Rereading John D. MacDonald
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