Reviews

Profiled on National Public Radio (NPR). Listen now at: http: //radioboston.legacy.wbur.org/2012/07/02/sevens-short-storieIn addition to being featured on NPR, Princeton University said of the book, "Seven At The Sevens is for writers interested in building a successful and supportive literary community."Steven Pinker, Prof. of Psychology at Harvard University, and world-renowned thinker and author of seven books including The Language Instinct and The Stuff of Thought says, "Enjoy this delightful new genre of wordplay."A concise text that provides the reader with endless opportunity in thought. -Student, Williams CollegeA seemingly limiting work of art that is unlimited by its many perspectives. -Student, Northeastern UniversityTheir art is cool and fresh like popping an infinite number of Tic Tac's. -Student, UC BerkeleyImmeasurably great. Infinite thoughts in a limited space expand without bound. -Student, Stanford UniversityInfinitely clever and packed full of wit. -Student, Princeton UniversityElvis Costello, Angelina Jolie, Jason Schwartzman & Michelle Obama were all spotted recently with a new book believed to be a copy of SEVEN AT THE SEVENS, often described as Hemingway meets Kerouac and all hell breaks loose. The writers of WritersAnonymous.org are indeed living a satire of their own lives. However, this statement is both unsubstantiated & confusing.-The OnionIt's in your best interest never to underestimate beautiful women or this beautiful book. -Student, NYUThe constraint of having to limit utterances to seven words is inspiring. They resemble the one-line poems of John Ashbery. Highly collaborative, like a friendly game in which everyone wins. The ultimate result is hilarity. -Writer's Digest