Anthony Squiers
Reviewer Anthony Squiers:
Anthony is a writer and literary critic. His debut novel, Madness
and Insanity will be released in the fall 2009. Anthony is also
pursuing a Ph.D. in political theory from Western Michigan University
. His research interest is in the social/political thought of Bertolt
Brecht. Click Here to read more of Anthony's archived reviews.
Articles by this Author
Not Famous Anymore Reviewed By Anthony Squiers of Bookpleasures.com
- By Anthony Squiers
- Published May 9, 2012
- General Non-Fiction
Author: Michael Loyd Gray
Publisher: Three Towers Press
ISBN-10: 1595981578
ISBN-13: 978-1595981578
The Calumet Region: An American Place Reviewed By Anothony Squires Of Bookpleasures.com
- By Anthony Squiers
- Published January 22, 2010
- Art
Publisher: University of Illinois Press
Regardless of a few minimal shortcomings, the images in this collection are provocative without being overstated
Well Deserved Reviewed by Anthony Squiers of Bookpleasures.com
- By Anthony Squiers
- Published May 16, 2009
- GENERAL FICTION REVIEWS
Author:Michael Lloyd Gray
Publisher: Sol Books
ASIN: BOOl806L80
The Age of American Unreason Reviewed by Anthony Squiers of Bookpleasures.com
- By Anthony Squiers
- Published May 16, 2009
- History
Author: Susan Jacoby
ISBN: 10:1400096383: 13: 9781400096381
Publisher: Vintage (Reprint Edition)
Brief Lives: Anton Chekhov Reviewed by Anthony Squiers of Bookpleasures.com
- By Anthony Squiers
- Published May 16, 2009
- Biographies & Memoirs
Author: Patrick Miles
ISBN:10: 1843919001: 13:9781843919001
Publisher: Hesperus Press
There is a current trend in America where former celebrities who have been forgotten (usually for just cause) are being resurrected from the celebrity dead. This is, of course, thanks to those unimaginative bastards, the stewards of our popular culture, the directors of television programming. Such figures as Hulk Hogan, Bret Michaels and the ‘Two Coreys’ are just a few examples of the cultural living dead. With so many instances of former celebrities again becoming popular it is quite legitimate to ask the question, “Does this person have any relevancy to current society?”