The Reading Glass Magazine - Third Issue
Our maiden issue underscored one discipline challenged by the Covid-19 pandemic, literacy, and confronted the threat posed to our thirst for knowledge. On our second issue, as we progressed to regain normalcy, we all started anew-breaking free from the fetters of the pandemic. Now, as we continue to step outside, what better way to release our third edition than bask in the sun’s warmth? THE READING GLASS MAGAZINE, a community that sparks conversations, in our summer issue, gives A TOAST TO TIMELESS SUMMER STORIES.
Our maiden issue underscored one discipline challenged by the Covid-19 pandemic, literacy, and confronted the threat posed to our thirst for knowledge. On our second issue, as we progressed to regain normalcy, we all started anew-breaking free from the fetters of the pandemic. Now, as we continue to step outside, what better way to release our third edition than bask in the sun’s warmth? THE READING GLASS MAGAZINE, a community that sparks conversations, in our summer issue, gives A TOAST TO TIMELESS SUMMER STORIES.
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SILHOUETTES OF TIME<br />
BY MAYA MITRA DAS<br />
Paperback | $16.95 Kindle | $3.99<br />
<strong>The</strong>se intriguing tales by Maya Mitra Das take us on wildly imaginative<br />
journeys to exotic and sometimes alien landscapes -- introducing us to<br />
infinitely curious moments in time, space and memory.<br />
Maya’s poetry and fiction have appeared in numerous anthologies. This is<br />
her first collection of short fiction.<br />
NOTTINGHAM HARBOR<br />
BY JACK LORENZ<br />
Hardcover | $25.00 Paperback | $16.00 Kindle | $4.25<br />
With sound knowledge of forensic science and a deep concern with the alarming<br />
number of rape cases, author Jack Lorenz writes the crime novel Nottingham<br />
Harbor as a reflection of our mischievous reality. Rape being a heinous crime,<br />
unsolved cases are inevitable; perpetrators have mastered their cruelty by leaving<br />
little to no trace of their wickedness from one area to another—making it hard<br />
for cops to bring them behind bars. Aside from the mystery and thrill that the<br />
book dispenses, Lorenz is also on a mission to educate the readers, the victims,<br />
and the authorities by introducing techniques to catch dangerous criminals<br />
through DNA and logic. Set in Northern New England, Nottingham Harbor<br />
follows the mathematician and sergeant duo Mattie Greene and Bill Simpson<br />
in their investigation between the cases and the identification of the rapists.
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