A Facebook “memory” cheered me up, reminding me I once wrote a novel and I can do it again. Not only that, according to the review cited at least, the novel was pretty good: “Impressively original and deftly crafted” with a “narrative storytelling style that fully engages the reader’s total attention from first page to last.”
If you’ve read Mother Mother, thank you! If you haven’t, there’s still time! Xoxox
PS: Here’s the original post:
I’m over the moon thrilled with this review of Mother Mother in the October 2020 “Small Press Bookwatch” of Midwest Book Review, written by editor-in-chief James A. Cox.
Critique: An impressively original and deftly crafted novel by an author with a genuine flair for the kind of narrative storytelling style that fully engages the reader’s total attention from first page to last, “Mother Mother” will prove to be an immediately welcome and enduringly appreciated addition to both community and college/university library Contemporary Hispanic Literary Fiction collections.
I love any review that describes me as “an author with a genuine flair”– for anything! Thank you, Midwest Book Review!