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Read "Once Upon a Crime," Nick Garnett's reconsideration of Elmore Leonard's Stick here.
Read review of The Misadventures of Oliver Booth here
Read John Bond's review of Shadow Country 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
Read review of Hell's Bay here
Read review of Bad Girl's Bar & Grill here
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for the second annual
Deep Carnivale:
a Celebration of Words.
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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 Florida Rivers here
Read review of Hiking the Florida Trail here...
Read review of Tupperware Unsealed here
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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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Read review of Key West in Black & White here
Read reconsideration of The Yearling here...
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Read our new feature
Rereading John D. MacDonald
