Suzanne Petito's debut novel, Nelson’s Castle: A Bronte Fairy Tale has received accolades from Kirkus Reviews for the “stylized, creative retelling” of “a little-known historical event”; The U.S. Review of Books praised it for its “creative blend of imagination and history” comparing it cinematically to “Snow White and the Huntsman under artful Fellini-style direction...

Of Tomorrowland, the New York Daily News writes: "Joseph Tirella revisits the 1964 World’s Fair, the event that transformed Flushing Meadows-Corona Park into a space-age marvel and gave baby boomers a symbolic point of departure in their coming-of-age saga."