July 17, 2026

Listicles

Story Collections That Take Horror Somewhere Stranger

Weird fiction is difficult to pin down, which may be the point. It borrows freely from horror, fantasy, science fiction and the supernatural, but it rarely follows the rules of any one genre. The monster may be impossible to explain. The world may operate according to a logic the characters…

BookTribJuly 17, 2026

Miscellany

The BookTrib Brief: Murder and Mystique Meet in This Propulsive New Thriller

Fascinated by the mystery of tarot? Loved the intrigue of the film Conclave? If you were captivated by Conclave with its hidden agendas, centuries-old traditions and the political intrigue behind the closed doors of the Vatican, you'll find that same atmosphere of secrecy and escalating suspense in Otho Eskin's newest Marko Zorn thriller, Day of…

Meryl L. MossJuly 17, 2026

Author Spotlight

How Kristin Casey Turned a Life of Reinvention into “Casey Dancer”

Kristin Casey has never shied away from the complexities of her own story. In Casey Dancer, the memoirist traces a remarkable journey through addiction, recovery, sex work, real estate, love and self-discovery, revealing how each chapter of her life became part of a larger search for authentic connection. With candor,…

BookTribJuly 17, 2026

Fiction Recommended Thrillers

Bioethics and AI Collide in “Echoes of the Gene”

Echoes of the Gene, the second installment in John H. Thomas's Chronos Files series, is a tightly wound techno-conspiracy thriller that expands its predecessor's world but never loses pace. Picking up the fallout from The Terminal Gene, this book plunges back into a shadow war between the Chronos organization, the…

BookTribJuly 17, 2026

Story Collections That Take Horror Somewhere Stranger

How Kristin Casey Turned a Life of Reinvention into “Casey Dancer”

Bioethics and AI Collide in “Echoes of the Gene”

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