Helen Scully reviews Betty Superman...

...by Tiff Holland in 3:AM magazine.

"Clocking in at only 33 pages, Betty Superman should be relished the way Betty eats one of her ubiquitous candy bars, on a plate with a knife and fork, cut 'carefully into bites as if it were a steak,'" she says.

Read the whole review here. Thanks, Helen!

Two new reviews of They Could No Longer Contain Themselves...

...appear in the Lambda Literary Review and decomP. According to Terri Solomon in the former: "Flash fiction. Like lightning, it’s a brief illumination, the sky of your mind brightened with an image that, at its best, lingers after you’ve turned the page."

And according to Spencer Dew in the latter: "A biding of time—a starving out of childhood, a holding of one&rstquo;s breath through relationships—is, perhaps, the common resonance of these books."

You can read the two reviews here and here. Thanks, Terri and Spencer.