All Love Stories End One Way or Another: A Review of Bud Smith’s Teenager
A book review by Nick Sweeney.
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Nick Sweeney
Nick Sweeney's reviews have been published in The Summerset Review, Heavy Feather Review, Atticus Review, Yemasee, and Stymie.
Nick Sweeney's reviews have been published in The Summerset Review, Heavy Feather Review, Atticus Review, Yemasee, and Stymie.
Posts by Nick Sweeney
Catalyst for Change: A Review of Margaret the First by Danielle Dutton
Margaret the First: A Novel By Danielle Dutton Catapult, 2016 176 pages, $15.95 Reviewed by Nick Sweeney Authenticity in fiction is both incredibly satisfying to read and equally as difficult to produce. Prose should enhance the...
Read MoreThe Dark Room That Is Life: A Review of Amateurs By Dylan Hicks
Amateurs By Dylan Hicks Coffee House Press, May 2016 288 pages, $16.95 Reviewed by Nick Sweeney We strive to better ourselves, our situations, all for the sake of reaching our goals. We often forget the costs of doing so, but...
Read MoreThe Fiction of History and of Realities Untold: A Review of Square Wave by Mark De Silva
Square Wave By Mark De Silva Two Dollar Radio, February 2016 384 pages, $17.99 Reviewed by Nick Sweeney There are experimental novels and novels that experiment and I wager that Square Wave aims to be the latter. I don’t mean...
Read MoreTHE BROKEN RUNGS OF THE LADDER OF POWER
His Own Man By Edgard Telles Ribiero Translated by Kim M. Hastings Other Press, September 2014 352 pages, $17.95 Reviewed by Nick Sweeney Translation are difficult to read, let alone review. You must decipher the intentions of...
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