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R.G. Belsky

R.G. Belsky Mystery Author of the Clare Carlson and Gil Malloy crime fiction series and New York City journalist R.G. Belsky is an award-winning author of crime fiction and a journalist in New York City. His newest mystery, Beyond the Headlines, is being published in May by Oceanview. It is…

BookTribMay 4, 2020

Author Discovery Zone

Burt Weissbourd

Burt Weissbourd Thrillers Novelist, screenwriter and producer of feature films. Burt Weissbourd writes character-driven thrillers. It began years ago when he went to Hollywood in 1975 to produce feature films. He was 26 and didn’t know anyone in the movie business, but he'd stumbled onto a timely idea — he…

BookTribMay 4, 2020

Book Club Network

Frank and Youmans on Parenting, Privilege and Points of View in “Tiny Imperfections”

—∞— WANT A PREVIEW? HERE'S A PREVIOUS Q&A WITH THE AUTHORS In Tiny Imperfections (Putnam), debut authors Alli Frank and Asha Youmans deliver The Wedding Date meets Class Mom in this delicious novel of love, money and misbehaving parents. At 39, Josie Bordelon’s modeling career as the “it” black beauty…

BookTribMay 3, 2020

Miscellany

6 Thrillers, Simone de Beauvoir’s Lost Manuscript and Astrological Book Recs

BookTrib wants to keep you in the book news loop! Each week our BookTrib editors artfully curate book stories that we hope you like. If you read a story you’d like to see in The Pulse, please email chelsea@booktrib.com. Here’s what’s pulsing this week: All Proceeds From Penguin Random House's…

BookTribMay 1, 2020

Thrillers

Troubled Justice: 6 Legal Thrillers on the Dark Side of the Law

Sometimes in the justice system, it’s hard to tell who the bad guy is. In these legal thrillers, those who pursue, uphold or enforce justice are also a little — or a lot — on the bad side. Some push the limits of legality in their methods, while others lack…

BookTribApril 29, 2020

Miscellany

Book Recs From the BBC, New Short Fiction From Stephen King and Chelsea Handler Gets “Lit”

BookTrib wants to keep you in the book news loop! Each week our BookTrib editors artfully curate book stories that we hope you like. If you read a story you'd like to see in the pulse, please email chelsea@booktrib.com. Here’s what's pulsing this week: Stephen King's If it Bleeds Sees…

BookTribApril 24, 2020

BooksToScreen Children's Books

Meryl Streep Voices “Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth”

The week surrounding the 50th anniversary of Earth Day marked the release of an original Apple TV+ animated short based on the Oliver Jeffers children’s book, Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth. The New York Times bestseller and TIME Best Book of the Year, written and illustrated…

BookTribApril 23, 2020

Author Spotlight

Thriller Author Weiss Knows A Thing or Two About Engaging Audiences

Shortly after he completed a technological thriller called The Second Son, his first book, author Martin Jay Weiss was asked to reveal the secrets of his writing process. His answer: I wrote the book at Starbucks. I wrote the shortest chapters when I was most caffeinated. I spent a lot…

BookTribApril 22, 2020

Better Self Nonfiction

“My Wife Said You May Want to Marry Me:” A Memoir of Love, Loss and Healing

Amy Krouse Rosenthal’s last of act of love before her death was setting the stage for her husband’s life without her — through a column in the New York Times. On March 3, 2017, Rosenthal, a bestselling children’s author and filmmaker, wrote an op-ed piece for the New York Times’ “Modern…

BookTribApril 21, 2020

Author Spotlight

Andrew Milburn On His Unusual Path to the Marines and Writing His Memoir

Marines, with their ritual, tradition, obedience and hierarchy, thrive in a profession that most Americans would tend to avoid. “It is the camaraderie engendered by shared hardship for a common cause that helps offset the trauma of combat, ” writes Andrew Milburn in When the Tempest Gathers (Pen and Sword…

BookTribApril 20, 2020

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…

BookTribApril 17, 2020

Author Spotlight Nonfiction

Dave Sedaris on Being an Open Book: Love, Shame, Family and Death

YouTube Originals has premiered BookTube's seventh episode, an in-depth conversation with essayist David Sedaris, whose confessional approach to writing about love, shame, family and death has earned him national acclaim. For this episode, BookTube invited comedian Joel Kim Booster and YouTubers Cindy Pham (ReadWithCindy), Jake Roper (VSauce3), and Francine Simone…

BookTribApril 16, 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…

BookTribApril 16, 2020

Fiction Young Adult

Being Human is Difficult, Especially Amid the Chaotic Mess of Teenage Life in “This Boy”

“Being human is hard work, isn’t it?” One could argue that to be true for any person of any age group at any station in life. One also could argue it is the hardest, most uncomfortable, most complicated for teenagers experiencing the transitional growing pains from child to adult. That’s…

BookTribApril 15, 2020

Nonfiction Pop Culture

Professional Music Fan Shares His Stories From the Road in “Sonic Warrior”

Stories from the road are always fascinating, and Lou Brutus has his fair share of them in his new memoir, Sonic Warrior: My Life as a Rock N Roll Reprobate (Rare Bird Books). Lou tells incredible stories from his time as a radio personality and music interviewer. One of these is about…

BookTribApril 13, 2020

Author Discovery Zone

Author John Cammidge

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/DSC00234.jpg John Cammidge Literary Fiction, Biography Author and lifelong birder

BookTribApril 10, 2020

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R.G. Belsky

Burt Weissbourd

Frank and Youmans on Parenting, Privilege and Points of View in “Tiny Imperfections”

6 Thrillers, Simone de Beauvoir’s Lost Manuscript and Astrological Book Recs

Troubled Justice: 6 Legal Thrillers on the Dark Side of the Law

Book Recs From the BBC, New Short Fiction From Stephen King and Chelsea Handler Gets “Lit”

Meryl Streep Voices “Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth”

Thriller Author Weiss Knows A Thing or Two About Engaging Audiences

“My Wife Said You May Want to Marry Me:” A Memoir of Love, Loss and Healing

Andrew Milburn On His Unusual Path to the Marines and Writing His Memoir

We Are Perking Up About These Book Stories

Dave Sedaris on Being an Open Book: Love, Shame, Family and Death

Claire Fullerton

Being Human is Difficult, Especially Amid the Chaotic Mess of Teenage Life in “This Boy”

Professional Music Fan Shares His Stories From the Road in “Sonic Warrior”

Author John Cammidge

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