MOI MOVES SHORELINES!

CHRIS PERKINS WRITES IN:

Outrageous: a true archetype! Mme Tabios throws another thought into the supremacist pond -- then somehow delights with us; redefining our shoreline boundaries and challenging our inner architectonic sophistry.

MORE SUCCINCTLY FOR THANKGIVING!

RICH MAGAHIZ WRITES IN, FIFTHLY:

Bastos!

LET MOI UNPIN YE FROM FOSSILS!

SHEILA MURPHY WRITES IN:

The full comPRendium: dollops turned spatchfuls of punctual, lyrical flow, as far from leaning on crusts of punctuation as they go. Is she for REAL, this dynamo of informal forms? Surrender while she unpins you from your fossilized state of UNendorse, meant to share firm, free unwrinkled poesy in tune with times to come, all mathematically unbundled for the tutored and untutored eyes.

THE BASTOS ARE COMING IN TIME FOR THANKSGIVING!

RICH MAGAHIZ WRITES IN, FOURTHLY:

The writerly landscape of The Storming of the Bastos is compelling in just the same way a traditional Thanksgiving dinner is compelling at the moment when the lid of a heavy chrome salver is raised to reveal a severed chimpanzee arm flecked with gore. A heady romp through an anthrax-ridden meadow!

MOI AM A "FABOO" DIAMOND!

RICH MAGAHIZ WRITES IN, THIRDLY:

Simultaneously promising much but witholding that which is most at issue from view, this "faboo" new author has produced a new work in her randy oeuvre which leaves the distinct impression of a spirited cakewalk draped in a diaphanous burqa. Yet if nothing else must needs compel, one is drawn to the droll notion that once you have seen one pachyderm inseminated, you don't have to see another. Or, as another reviewer put it succinctly, the perserverant reader is likely to encounter here a "diamond passing the first water."

AFTER THE CHOCOLATES, A POST-HALLOWEEN BLURB!

MICHELLE BAUTISTA WRITES IN:

A wickedly boiling cauldron of tricks and treats. It whisks you away on a magical broom ride. A magic potion book that will get you cackling by the end.