Excerpt: " Zen does not leave us without hope for the Church, or for the Church in China. He is our hope. He is the voice crying out in the desert, refusing to be satisfied with half-truths or cowardly deference. Like Christians in other countries hostile to Christianity, Zen in his unwavering dedication to God is an example and testament to all Christians."

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Excerpt:  "Seb Doubinsky's  Missing Signal  has a brevity about it that shows a masterfully experimental approach. Doubinsky's work is brief, quick-paced and snippet-like; in essence, it is a journal of thoughts where each page, each chapter, is a moment inside a chaotic mind. The experimentation of Missing Signal matches perfectly with the protagonist's state of mind, jumping from thought to thought, building on anxiety and worry, satiating his thirst for paranoia."

Excerpt:  "With a romantic conclusion left to the imagination and playing a heavy role, Wings Unseen holds an unspoken promise of more to come ... will appeal to a target audience that adores a sprinkle of romance in their fantasy."

Excerpt: " Meet Me in the Strange is a niche speculative story that appeals with its romantic undertones and a retro-futuristic setting. Watts weaves a tale of two music lovers whose relationship is doomed from the start as they battle to have a future."

Excerpt: " Keith Rosson times everything perfectly. He makes everyone feel that everything is perfect and redeemable. And then something happens ... What makes this novel really stand out and not be a story inspired by headlines is the havoc it unfolds, thanks to Rosson's creative liberty. He borrows from history to create an alternate fiction that relies on magic realism and plays on emotions. It takes a while for the magic to become apparent but it's clever and silent."