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Wander Where They Will by Chuck Tripi
The poems not only dive deep into vast imagery, but they also are immersed in ideas. What is poetry if it is not trying to say something to the reader, to the writer and/or at a casual glance of the verse? ...
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Welcome to Pegasus Literary
Pegasus Literary provides a consistent library of well written book reviews, interviews, articles and blogs.
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Welcome to Pegasus Literary
Pegasus Literary provides a consistent library of well written book reviews, interviews, articles and blogs.
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Welcome to Pegasus Literary
Pegasus Literary provides a consistent library of well written book reviews, interviews, articles and blogs.
Book Reviews by Pegasus Literary
Profiles
FEATURED POETRY BOOK REVIEW
When Wilding Returns by Carol Lee Saffioti-Hughes Copyright 2022, Cyberwit
Saffioti-Hughes’ poems wash over you while generating a remarkable presence. Her poems have a spirit about them. The images seem to hover with intensity or a quiet grace and so much more....
We enter the by Piet Nieuwland
The poems are complete and balanced with a touch of guided originality which means they can stand on their own or within the confines of the book and work well either way....
Once One Discovers Love: By Caleb Delos-Santos
‘Several Perplexing Questions Following a Poetry Accomplishment’, in this poem Caleb questions his own creativity of writing poetry. He wonders whether is it common or rare for one to feel a sense of disappointment with each writing. Is it possible for one to feel an end of writing to be near, with just one significant publication? What peaks a creativity, could it sustain or head towards dow...
Secrets of Edenfield by Loni Hoots
While Edenfield is not a real institution, it was inspired by multiple different actual institutions from around the world. These institutions from her research are no longer in operation. According to the author, she came across intriguing yet horrible information about the extreme mistreatments and misconducts suffered by these institutionalized patients....
Highway of Dreams by Maureen Anne Browne
There are poems that take a deeper dive into serious subjects as well. Poems are written mostly in free verse and prose....
Letters of Intent - Paperback – January 2, 2022 by Nico Vassilakis (Author)
The book is divided into several different sections. The question is do the section titles suggest the art work letters that will follow or not? Another question the reader may ask, is there a message in the words and letters or not? ...
Death and the Good Doctor Whetstone Paperback – October 29, 2022 by Sean Lause (Author)
‘A dead soldier speaks’, in this poem Sean has captured the thoughts of a dead soldier very brilliantly. Soldier says his death was shorter than his life. He would rather let the killer speak for him than those who know him, because he feels that those who speak for him weave lie like a magician pulling silk scarves from his mouth. ...
Swans to Carry Me by Earl Vincent de Berge
The author states that his book “presents some of my reflections on environment, society, aging, religion, time and peace of mind” and there’s a “focus is on the animal world which has enriched my life for eight decades.” It is a delightful compilation indeed to see an author present their works as they have lived in them or lived through them....
FEATURED FICTION BOOK REVIEW
Realities and Alternatives by Ethan Goffman
These tales start one way then due to the clever writing of the author take off in all kinds of different directions. This makes them entertaining and fun to read because you’ll want to know what’s going to happen next, and just how the story in going to finish. The twists and turns are quite unexpected. There’s originality here....
Far From the Windmills of Home by Rusty Watson
The author states that this new book is based on real family members. Watson even uses their real names, too. The story, according to the author, is “wedded historical facts with oral history, but the fabric...
Helen and Her Brothers by James W. White
Set in the south in the 30’s, the story begins with Helen returning from her Grandfather’s funeral. She and her Mom eventually commiserate that her brothers have gone off to California, but they haven’t heard from them in many days so they’re worried. Helen begins to form a plan to seek what she wants to accomplish as she believes her brothers are....
The Spy, A.D. 2150-2154 by Tom Ball
This book is written from the point of view of a spy. It’s like an insider’s take on a behind the scenes look at how it might be to live this way in this described future....
Singing the Seasons Paperback – January 10, 2023 by Helen Fujimoto (Author)
Fujimoto artfully uses her language to tell her story through poems. Her spirit seems to grow with each line. Her memories are shared with thought. To write of the life of another, especially one you’ve lost is quite an undertaking and Fujimoto handles it quite nicely. ...
The Artist’s Model and Other Stories
This book consists of 20 plus stories. Each one is told with care and is a detailed invitation into another world, so to speak. His work is determined and intense. He successfully crafts each story in such a way that the reader will be absorbed in each moment....
Featured Interviews
INTERVIEW WITH RICHARD ROSE
In conversation with Karunesh Kumar Agarwal, Managing Editor, Richard Rose tells us about his success as a writer.
Interview with Dr. Santosh Kumar
I'm deeply obliged for your kind words. Most of the authors have been contributing to Cyberwit's journals and anthologies for quite a long time. Their sustained interest heralded the emergence of our Art & Poetry Journal Harvests of New Millennium.
Interview with Irene Brodsky
I am a 71 year old retired Professor of Philosophy. I have been writing books since 2001. Born and raised in Brooklyn New York, I used to sing in nightclubs, but I always loved libraries and bookstores. My books are my babies.