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360 Main Street, an online magazine based in Mid-Michigan, is an excellent source
for art, culture, and grassroots community news.


In recent weeks, reviewers have discussed books by authors as diverse as Donna de la Perriere, Laura Pritchett, and Tiphanie Yanique. 360 Main Street also has many more books of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction available for review.


We are currently looking for reviewers for the following books:

Rudolph Arnheim's The Power of Center.

Ana Bozicevic's Stars of the Night Commute.

Paul R. Linde's Danger to Self: On the Front Line with an E.R. Psychiatrist.

Todd Davis' The Least of These.

Fred McGavran's The Butterfly Collector.

Nathan Hauke's In the Living Room.

Kathleen Sheeder Bonanno's Slamming Open the Door.

Keith Taylor's If the World Becomes So Bright.

Brian Turner's Phantom Noise.

Jean Valentine's Lucy.

G.C. Waldrep's Archicembalo.

Raul Zurita's Purgatory.

Paul Killebrew's Flowers.

John Beer's The Wasteland and Other Poems.

Suzanne Buffman's The Irrationalist.


If you are interested in reviewing any of these books, or if you have another book you would like to review for 360 Main Street, please contact the Book Review Editor, Michael Sikkema, at Michael.Sikkema@gmail.com.


If any authors or presses would like to contact 360 Main Street about a possible review, please also direct your correspondence to Michael Sikkema at Michael.Sikkema@gmail.com.