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Book Review: Chaya Bhunaveswar’s “White Dancing Elephants”

March 13, 2019 Book Review TCR Daily The Coachella Review
BY: A.M. Larks

Chaya Bhuvaneswar fills her collection White Dancing Elephants with honest, unfiltered observations about tragedy and poetic truths, while crafting a diverse set of characters that spans from the unlikeable to the heart-wrenchingly sympathetic.

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Lee Martin’s The Mutual UFO Network

February 6, 2019 Book Review Fiction TCR Daily The Coachella Review
by: A.m. Larks

To assume that Lee Martin is writing about little green men and flying saucers would be a faux pas, but Martin is writing about things that are no less alien to us: our fellow human beings. The Mutual UFO Network explores the complexity of human relationships, which is as terrifying, strange, and incomprehensible as any extraterrestrial lifeform.

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