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Frank, Funny & Poignant Memoir of Living with Chronic Disease“I always thought I was a survivor — actually more of a thriver. Life has thrown me a few curveballs, but I always rebounded and turned it around;...
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Tips & Insights to Position Yourself for Success in Today’s Changing WorkforceI know a company owner who has been running a successful business for the past five years — and has yet to meet at least half of her staff in...
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Anthology of Stories Set in New York City Explores the Human ExperienceThe best stories are those that tap into what it intrinsically means to be human. By doing so, we’re connected not only with the characters within...
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Writers, Ink Podcast: Marc Cameron Explains What It’s Like to Write for the Tom Clancy EstateBookTrib 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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AuthorBuzz: Workplace Romance, Cozy Mystery and Giveaway for an Evocative Poetry CollectionStart Us Up by Lexi Blake (Blue Box Press) Dear Reader, Start Us Up is a completely new kind of story for me. Writing it felt fresh and joyous,...
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Real-Life Siblings’ Childhood Nicknames Inspire an Imaginative Book SeriesIt’s a story about a talking strawberry, a gingerbread boy and magical powers — and yet, even with its fantastical elements, The Adventures of...
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Jake Tapper Recommends, Vaqueros Meet Vampires and Farewell to Pee-weeReading with the Stars Jake Tapper Recommends: CNN anchor and bestselling author Jake Tapper has some suggestions for your TBR. “I’m a crazy...
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Doppelgängers, Hallucinations and Murder Darken a School Trip in This Debut HorrorHumans have always been fascinated by the macabre; just look at the popularity of authors like Stephen King and Edgar Allen Poe. If that is the...
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Explore What it Means to Change in These Three Transformative StoriesIt’s always a pleasure when I listen to three audiobooks close together that happen to riff on similar ideas and themes. I was thinking about...
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Adorable Donkey Teaches Kids the Power of “No” and Importance of BoundariesThe purpose of children’s books is to teach kids lessons through entertaining stories at an early age. That way, when they become young...
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This Summer, Dive Into 10 Outstanding AudiobooksEvery month, AudioFile Magazine reviewers and editors select the best new audiobooks for BookTrib’s readers. From July and now into...
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Historical Mystery Explores Harsh Reality of Japanese Americans in Internment CampsNaomi Hirahara is the Babe Ruth of authors hitting home runs out of the park with each book reaching an ever-widening circle of readers. Evergreen...
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Books & Looks Podcast: The Future of Books, A Conversation with Peter Briscoe, Author of “The Bookseller”Books & 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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For Your Book Club’s Consideration: 6 Discussion-Worthy TitlesHunting for a great read to share with your book club? Look no further than these six recommendations. Each month, BookTrib helps book clubs pick...
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Win 2 Tickets to Authors Night, the Premier Literary Event of the HamptonsBookTrib is excited to be giving away two free tickets to one lucky winner, for the chance to attend a popular and celebrity-studded event in East...
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Romance Duo Christina Lauren on Writing Partnerships and Audio OriginalWriting duo Christina Hobbs and Lauren Billings, known under the name Christina Lauren are a contemporary romance powerhouse. They are the minds...
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Imaginative Adventure Teaches Kids to Stand Up to Monsters, Ghosts & Their PeersSchool’s a challenge even when you’re not an undead monster. Or being divebombed by bats. Or being haunted. Let’s back up. Frankinschool: Monster...
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Summer Stock Romance Forever Alters a Young Woman in New PatchettAnn Patchett, the Pulitzer Prize Finalist for The Dutch House, returns with Tom Lake (Harper), her latest tale to grip the heart and soul. Lara...
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One Man at the Intersection of Business Leadership and the Gaming Industry“Game design is not rocket science.” At least not to one fictional video game developer in Paul Tozour’s The Four Swords: A Parable of Leadership,...
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Author and Holocaust Educator’s Journals Are a Celebration of Life and Legacy“How we come into the world with nothing is how we go out. What we do in between is what makes the difference.” This is just one of the many...
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Writers, Ink Podcast: Nick Cutter and Andrew F. Sullivan Explain the Pros and Cons of Co-AuthoringBookTrib 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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Jake Tapper’s Historical Thriller Takes Wild Ride Through the 70sThe third installment of CNN anchor Jake Tapper’s bestselling historical thriller series kicks off with infamous motorcycle stuntman Evel Knievel...
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Touch of Modernity in Absorbing Whodunit Set in Vibrant Ancient EgyptWho would want to murder a florist? Especially the florist in charge of floral offerings to Amen-Ra, supreme deity of all Egypt? Award-winning...
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Collude With a Thief, Get a Kick Out of the Women’s World Cup and What to Read While They StrikeThere’s no question about it — the ongoing WGA/SAG-AFTRA strike is going to delay upcoming seasons of your favorite TV shows. What’s a fan to do?...
