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Nathan Hill: Master Observer of the Modern RelationshipHere’s a simple truth: Wellness by Nathan Hill (Alfred A. Knopf) is one of the best books I’ve ever read. It is poignant, thought-provoking,...
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Writers, Ink Podcast: Khashayar J. Khabushani on Why You’re Not a Real Writer Until You’ve Cried Over a Typewriter (while passing through TSA)BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when...
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Kerouac Meets Steinbeck in This Author’s Story of Life on the American Railroads of OldWhen describing The Last Professional (Artemesia Publishing, LLC) by Ed Davis, Jerry Cimino, Founder of the Beat Museum in San Francisco, had this...
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AuthorBuzz Giveaway: Coming of Age in 1970s BrooklynThese Things Happen by Michael Eon (Girl Friday Books) Dear Reader, Daniel Zimmer will do almost anything to end his pain, except for the one...
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Sharp Observations, Wit and Fun Abound in Canine ChronicleIn a world filled with dog-centric tales, from classics like “Lassie” to modern tales of inspiration like “Marley &...
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Impressing Arson Investigators And Burning Down the House with Lee Goldberg’s LatestWhat do you do next when you’re the best-selling author of a popular series like the Eve Ronin books? If you’re Lee Goldberg, you start another...
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What to Expect From Highly Anticipated “Lessons in Chemistry” AdaptationFor more than a year, Bonnie Garmus’ debut novel, Lessons in Chemistry, has clinched a berth on the New York Times bestseller list. On October 13,...
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Budding Romance & Family Drama in Heartwarming Small-Town RomanceZachary Hartmann is on trial for the biggest corporate fraud incident that Minnesota has seen in decades — a crime he insists he didn’t commit —...
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Aspiring Chocolatier Navigates Loss, Friendship and An Insatiable Sweet Tooth“I had a weak heart for men who lacked heart and soul. And yes, back then in the 1990s, men and unadulterated chocolate!” Author Emunah La-Paz...
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Former NASA Director of Mission Operations Talks About Rising to the Challenge of LeadershipWe’re honored to have gotten a chance to talk with Eugene Kranz, former Director of Mission Operations at NASA and the man responsible for...
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Humble Farmer Aims to Abolish Slavery in Uplifting Historical FictionAn Irish potato farmer flees the famine for Jamaica where he strives to abolish slavery The Irish Connection, latest historical fiction by...
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With Professional and Personal Experience, This Doctor Provides Essential Advice for Dementia Patients’ CaregiversHer mission became clear when her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s related dementia. “It was one of the scariest times of my life,” says...
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Naming Names and Rewriting History: Why One Author Used Her Family’s Real Names in Her NovelI grew up in a family of secrets that I wasn’t supposed to reveal. Of course, because they made such great stories, I did anyway, but I did it in...
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The Fight to Survive Debilitating Mental Disorders — And the Stigma That Comes With ThemCindy Wittstrom has faced off against some of the deadliest mental and physical disorders known to modern medicine and lived to tell the story....
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11 Memoirs About Overcoming Depression & Other Stories of HopeSuicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States, with an average of 132 suicides per day and over 1.6 million attempts per year....
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Five Books That Examine Racism and Prejudice in the American Legal SystemAs tensions continue to rise across American political lines, one particularly incendiary topic is the discussion of the US legal system. Many...
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Savvy Sleuth Tracks Down a Murderer In Snappy Sports MysteryIt’s no coincidence that the public and the media are drawn to high-profile criminal cases when a major sports figure is involved. As it turns...
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Assassination Plot Threatens to Upend Democracy in Latest Installment of Thriller SeriesKey Murphy and team must stop a sophisticated team of assassins that threatens to upend democracy by taking out the vice president of the United...
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Small Town Makes a Deal with the Devil in Suspenseful YA HorrorThe Town That Time Forgot (Woodhall Press) features fascinating characters, a search for truth and an intriguing deal with the devil that will...
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Books & Looks Podcast: Karaoke Showdown & Tourist Meltdowns: The Wild Side of Being HumanBooks & Looks: Real Books for Real Readers was started as a podcast to supplement Blaine Desantis’ website, ViewsOnBooks.com, and expand into...
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Nearly Destroyed in a Fire, a Box of Old Photos and Letters Reveals Hidden Family Secret“When I was 27, I accidentally discovered that my father was Jewish. And that much of what I knew about him and his family was a lie.” Most of us...
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Author Talks Inspiration Behind 1950s Thriller Full of Political and Social Commentary1953. David Elliott is a college sophomore American Literature major who also plays baseball and has a propensity to jump into things without...
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Community & Friendship in Wake of Tragedy in YA Coming-of-AgeEver hear the expression: so many lessons, so little time? Neither did I. But with so much to unpack in Shawn Samuelson Henry’s marvelous debut YA...
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Murder, Loss and Vengeance Across the Post-Civil War FrontierIt’s a well-established fact that journalist, poet, and author of multiple works of fiction and non-fiction Paulette Jiles is a powerhouse,...
