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BookTrib.com was created as a news source for people who love books, want to find out what’s happening in the book world and love learning about great authors of whom they may not have heard. The site features in-depth interviews, reviews, video discussions, podcasts, even authors writing about other authors. BookTrib.com is a haven for anyone searching for his or her next read or simply addicted to all things book-related. BookTrib.com is produced by Meryl Moss Media, a 25-year-old literary marketing, publicity and social media firm. Visit www.merylmossmedia.com to learn more.

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Miscellany

We Are Perking Up About These Book Stories

BookTrib wants to keep you in the loop! Here’s what has been pulsing through the book world this week: Humorist David Sedaris is an Open Book! He and BookTube Discuss the Confessional Writing Approach to Love, Shame, Family and Death That Earned Him National Acclaim — BookTrib Make Lockdown More…
BookTrib
April 17, 2020
Author Discovery Zone

Claire Fullerton

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/claire-fullerton-crop300.jpg Claire Fullerton Fiction Award-winning author of four novels, including her latest, Little Tea Claire Fullerton is the author of Little Tea, the five-time award winning Mourning Dove, Dancing to an Irish Reel, and A Portal in Time. Her work has appeared in numerous magazines, and her novella, Through an…
BookTrib
April 16, 2020
Miscellany

What’s Pulsing in the Book World This Week

BookTrib wants to keep you in the loop! Here’s what has been pulsing through the book world this week: Just What Isolation Ordered: Eight Brick-Sized Books to Knock Out Your Pandemic-Induced Boredom — The Cut Anne Tyler’s Quirky Protagonist Keeps Taking the Same Romantic Tumbles in The Redhead by the Side of…
BookTrib
April 10, 2020
Fiction

What Will It Take to Satisfy Her “Greedy Heart?”

It’s 2006, and she is living in a shabby apartment and facing crushing student debt. Suddenly, she’s plucked from obscurity to work for Wall Street’s top hedge fund. Determined to make her millions, Delia must master the cutthroat world of big-stakes trading and profit off of the cataclysm of the…
BookTrib
April 7, 2020
Author Spotlight

John DeSimone on Delano and the Lessons of Cesar Chavez

How many people can recall the classic image after the 1968 Delano Grape Boycott of a weakened Cesar Chavez breaking a 25-day hunger strike seated next to Senator Robert Kennedy? Unfortunately, too few – history buffs or not. Yet Chavez’s fire and commitment had staggering repercussions, and John DeSimone’s The…
BookTrib
April 4, 2020
Miscellany

What’s Pulsing in the Book World This Week

BookTrib wants to keep you in the loop! Here’s what has been pulsing through the book world this week: Just What Isolation Ordered: Eight Brick-Sized Books to Knock Out Your Pandemic-Induced Boredom — The Cut Anne Tyler’s Quirky Protagonist Keeps Taking the Same Romantic Tumbles in The Redhead by the…
BookTrib
April 3, 2020
Fiction

Walter Scott Prize Shortlist Spans History and Geography

Honoring the achievements of the founding father of the historical novel, the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction is one of the most prestigious literary prizes in the world. The Walter Scott Prize’s eleventh shortlist has just been announced. The six books on the shortlist are: The Narrow Land by Christine Dwyer…
BookTrib
April 2, 2020
Author Discovery Zone

Davin Goodwin

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Head-Shot-Davin-Goodwin-scaled.jpg Davin Goodwin Mystery Mystery writer and author of the Roscoe Conklin series. Davin Goodwin is a graduate of Arkansas State University and works in the technology industry. He’s been a small business owner, a real estate investor, an aerial photographer and flight instructor, a semi-professional banjo player and a…
BookTrib
April 2, 2020
Author Discovery Zone

Peter Damm

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Peter-Author-Photo-color-scaled.jpg Peter Damm Nonfiction/Memoir "I’ve been in writing most of my life ... Language has always touched me in some way."
BookTrib
April 2, 2020