By Shannon Yarbrough on January 1, 2011
It’s hard sometimes to decide where a review should start, especially when I’ve read a good book and I’m yearning to tell someone all about it. The book encompasses so much, and I don’t want to leave anything out, but I don’t want to give the good parts away either. That’s exactly how I feel about Will Entrekin’s new novel, Meets Girl.
Posted in Experimental/Narrative, Literary, Mainstream/Nostalgia, Shannon Yarbrough | Tagged entrekin, meets girl, will entrekin |
By Shannon Yarbrough on February 29, 2008
Will Entrekin’s self titled book, Entrekin, is a book that has had some exposure already. Upon writing this review, I have not taken a look at his popular MySpace page. Nor have I read the PODler review he links to on the book’s page at Lulu. Having read Mr. Entrekin’s book for myself now only validates why I started The Lulu Book Review in the first place. This is a POD book with lots of heart and character. It’s well polished. It is good writing.
Posted in Anthology, Shannon Yarbrough | Tagged book review, dreams, entrekin, love, lulu.com, new york, POD, poe, Poetry, reading, relationships, Self-Publishing, twin towers, wandering, will entrekin, writing |
