Indie Blu(e) Publishing Announces the Release of Eric Syrdal’s Pantheon

Eric Syrdal’s Pantheon is the novel told in free-verse that you never knew you needed to read. Epic in scope but always deeply rooted in its humanity, it defies genres and expectations. “Pantheon is a thrilling philosophical journey exploring the depth and meaning for one passing through a metaphorical world of inner demons and dragons,Continue reading “Indie Blu(e) Publishing Announces the Release of Eric Syrdal’s Pantheon”

Book Review: Eric Syrdal’s Pantheon, by Mariah Voutilainen

Eric Syrdal’s Pantheon takes readers on an epic journey through time, space and emotion By Mariah Voutilainen As a keen reader of sci-fi and fantasy novels, I was very impressed by Eric Syrdal’s Pantheon.  For me, the title alone recalled deities of myth, promised encounters with larger-than-life heroes, and set up an expectation of sweepingContinue reading “Book Review: Eric Syrdal’s Pantheon, by Mariah Voutilainen”

A Review of John Biscello’s Nocturne Variations

Nocturne Variations: John Biscello Reviewed by Kindra M. Austin   Nocturne Variations is a twenty-first century presentation of avant-garde literature. Super. But what is avant-garde? Avant-garde is a French term that means advance guard; people and ideas that are ahead of their time. It’s a concept that refers to artists, composers, and writers whose worksContinue reading “A Review of John Biscello’s Nocturne Variations”