Donna Miele writes fiction and nonfiction. She has been published in MendaCity Review, blogs for Magnificent Nose, and is an owner and manager of Cuppa Pulp Writers’ Space.
Juventud by Vanessa Blakeslee Curbside Splendor, 2015 340 pages, $15.95 Reviewed by Donna Lee Miele Vanessa Blakeslee’s debut novel launches her into a heavyweight class, delivering on the promise of her short story...
Read MoreBlack Krim by Kate Wyer Cobalt Press, 2015 212 pages, $12.67 Corbina, the isolated heroine of Kate Wyer’s Black Krim, keeps a house too big for her, works at the local arboretum, and raises difficult plants of her own, sometimes...
Read MoreDog Men by Alana Nöel Voth Tiny Hardcore Press, 2014 196 pages, $15 Reviewed by Donna Lee Miele Imagine a world without sexuality or gender norms, where every character (not just the quirky sidekick) lives at the edge of things:...
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A Filipino Child’s First Pantheon Nanay [na-nye]• Mommy, Mother Tatay [ta-tye]• Daddy, Father Até...
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