Alafair Burke

ITW Spotlight: Mystery Probes Complex Female Relationships

Alafair Burke didn’t set out to write a trilogy, but with the release of her latest novel of domestic suspense—The Better Sister—Burke completes a set of three thematic novels that explore “the complexity of female relationships and the diverse roles that women play in contemporary society.” The Better Sister (Harper)…

Dawn IusMay 9, 2019

Miscellany

Bookish: Writers Recommend: What Attica Locke, Danielle Lazarin, and Laurie Gwen Shapiro Are Reading Now

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content. In order to be a good author, you’ve got to be a good reader, right? That’s what we’ve always thought anyway. To keep our shelves stocked with must-read recommendations, we scoured social media to discover the books that our favorite writers recommend. Looking for…

BookishFebruary 28, 2018

Miscellany

Suspense, Romance, Cooking and More: The Best New Releases of the Week

January is coming to a end, but that only means the new releases are picking up. To keep you company for the rest of the month, we have a list of the very best new releases from this week. Danielle Steel's new book is out, and for all of us who…

Aisha K. StaggersJanuary 23, 2018

Miscellany

New Releases: New York Magazine Turns 50, Joan Didion Gets a Second Look and ‘Girl Logic’ Rules!

In addition to a host of political books released on election day, we're celebrating the release of a new book on the 50th anniversary of the New York Magazine with one of the most culturally-relevant coffee tables books, as well as comedian Iliza Shlesinger's first book, Girl Logic (watch out for giveaways starting this…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaNovember 8, 2017

Nonfiction

I’ll have a peanut butter and pickle sandwich, please!

From a cyanide-laced cocktail to a soothing cup of teeth and a biscuit (the British kind, of course) after a long day at the office, food, drink, and crime fiction are intertwined. Miss Marple, one of the genre's most recognizable heroines, is estimated to have consumed a whopping 143 cups…

Jordan FosterApril 10, 2015

Fiction

To Harriet, on her 50th birthday: contemporary writers reflect on the influence of HARRIET THE SPY

In the beginning, there were stories. Always stories. And with stories come writers. So begins Louise Fitzhugh’s 1964 classic, Harriet the Spy: Harriet was trying to explain to Sport how to play Town. “See, first you make up the name of the town. Then you write down the names…

Jordan FosterFebruary 25, 2014

ITW Spotlight: Mystery Probes Complex Female Relationships

Bookish: Writers Recommend: What Attica Locke, Danielle Lazarin, and Laurie Gwen Shapiro Are Reading Now

Suspense, Romance, Cooking and More: The Best New Releases of the Week

New Releases: New York Magazine Turns 50, Joan Didion Gets a Second Look and ‘Girl Logic’ Rules!

I’ll have a peanut butter and pickle sandwich, please!

To Harriet, on her 50th birthday: contemporary writers reflect on the influence of HARRIET THE SPY

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Alafair Burke

ITW Spotlight: Mystery Probes Complex Female Relationships

Bookish: Writers Recommend: What Attica Locke, Danielle Lazarin, and Laurie Gwen Shapiro Are Reading Now

Suspense, Romance, Cooking and More: The Best New Releases of the Week

*New Releases*: New York Magazine Turns 50, Joan Didion Gets a Second Look and ‘Girl Logic’ Rules!

I’ll have a peanut butter and pickle sandwich, please!

To Harriet, on her 50th birthday: contemporary writers reflect on the influence of HARRIET THE SPY

BookTrib Newsletter

About Us

Book Promotion

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New Releases: New York Magazine Turns 50, Joan Didion Gets a Second Look and ‘Girl Logic’ Rules!