Fiction

In Look Back to Yesterday by Tara Lynn Marta we meet 30-something year old woman Rebecca. She is looking for yesterday. Alone after the death of her father and break up with her live-in boyfriend John, Rebecca clings to memories of her childhood in Brooklyn. Before losing her mother when she was nine, her world seemed safe and secure. With that reflection, Rebecca decides to return to Brooklyn after 25 years. She falls asleep on […]

Martin Gregory believes he has one last shot at emotionally connecting with the son he adopted 17 years ago from the only woman he ever loved. A long road trip could be the answer. But the boy has other ideas as the two of them navigate the past and contemplate the future during a summer journey through the American West. The trip uncovers long-held secrets, both Martin’s and his son’s. It becomes an exploration of […]

Mr. Blok is the only literary work written by the famous musician and beloved music teacher Gregor Piatigorsky, being published 60 years after its creation. The novel provides an invaluable source of insight into, and knowledge about, the mind and personality of the great man behind the cello. According to Stevan Nikolic, editor at Adelaide Books, “after reading his work, my conclusion is that it is almost impossible that such a novel was written without […]

In the Suburb of Possible Suicide, originally titled Suicide Club, was a quarterfinalist in Screenwriters Magazine and was an honored recipient of the “No Borders” distinction at the IFFM at the Angelika Theater, 1996. In the Suburb of Possible Suicide is the story of a teenager, Joshua Victor, whose parents move him from the middle class town of East Meadow to the rich village of Great Neck Estates in 1962 in the hopes of getting […]