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Don Tassone's GET BACK: Reviews Get Back--to the joys of boyhood. When I learned that Get Back is a first published book by Don Tassone, my question was, "Why did he wait so long?" Get Back is a heart-warming account of life! While it focuses on events in the lives of young boys, it's great reading for anyone who has ever been a boy, raised a boy, loved a boy, or was a tomboy. Get Back reveals the positive side of the phrase, "Boys will be boys." I forced myself to slow down as I read the twelve stories because I wanted to savor the truth and delight embedded in each of them. Get Back could be a stimulating conversation starter for dads and sons, grandpas and grandsons, mentors and boys. Read a story and see where it leads the conversation about events and escapades in one's own life. If girls/women as moms, sisters, girlfriends read Get Back, they will gain a greater understand of young guys. I'm planning on Get Back as a Father's Day gift....maybe Mother's Day, too Thank you, Don Tassone! ---patti normile 5 stars out of 5 stars	90
Don Tassone and Christine Sneed--One on One Best-selling author Christine Sneed goes one-on-one with Don Tassone about his just-released debut novel, Drive. (Sneed's novels include The Virginity of Famous Men (2016); Paris, He Said (2015); and Little Known Facts (2013).	91
Podcast: Don Tassone Talks With Rick Tocquigny on Life Lessons Radio	95
Steven Wineman blogs about journaling for THE THERAPY JOURNAL Steven Wineman's essay about journaling for THE THERAPY JOURNAL has been published by CreateWriteNow, a blog about journaling, by Mari McCarthy, author of the international bestseller, JOURNALING POWER. Steve's essay is here: http://www.createwritenow.com/journal-writing-blog/the-therapy-journal-a-novel	94
Albany Times Union Interview with Lisa Brognano	96
Geoffrey Craig Geoffrey Craig's The One-Eyed Man and Other Stories will be coming out later this Spring.	98
Midwest Review of Books on Lisa Brognano February's issue of the Midwest Review of Books features Lisa Brognano's In the Interest of Faye. http://www.midwestbookreview.com/sbw/feb_18.htm#fiction	92
Ozark Studies Symposium Features Golden Antleope Writers Deadline for presenting at the Sept. 20-22, 2018, Ozark Studies Symposuim is July 1. Note that Golden Antelope writers like Craig Albin, Phil Howerton, and Dave Malone are frequently involved in this venture. Here's a link to the 2017 events. https://ozarksymposium.wp.missouristate.edu/assets/ozarksymposium/program.pdf	88
C.D. Albin Interview about HARD TOWARD HOME This 2015 interview with Axe, Fire, Mule author is specifically about his award-winning collection of short stories, but the insights in it are relevant to Albin's poetry as well. http://necessaryfiction.com/blog/AnInterviewwithCDAlbin	51
Steve Wineman on his THERAPY JOURNAL https://www.createwritenow.com/journal-writing-blog/the-therapy-journal-a-novel Click on the link for Steve Wineman's essay about how he wrote THERAPY JOURNAL. It's an important addition to your reading experience.	26
Nancy Minor's MALHEUR AUGUST: a visual aid from THE ATLANTIC In July 2017, THE ATLANTIC republished its 1941 profile of Vale, Oregon's Independence Day festivities--a treasure trove of photos by Russell Lee, one of the great photographers of the FSA. Like his colleagues Dorothea Lange and Gordon Parks, Lee documented everyday Americans of the 1930s and 40s--from kids raising cows to former slaves facing discrimination, to Japanese Americans being sent to internment camps, to coal miners working deep underground. The Vale, Oregon series is a near-perfect introduction to the look and feel of Nancy Minor's 1940s characters in MALHEUR AUGUST.	21
MALHEUR AUGUST: Barb Randall's Review in MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW Barb Randall's review of Malheur August is up on the November 2018 "Reviewer's Bookwatch" at the Midwest Review of Books. It first appeared in the Lake Oswego Review in mid-October. Click on: http://www.midwestbookreview.com/rbw/nov_18.htm#rc	1