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Explore Voodoo and the Paranormal in ‘The Big Easy’ with Author Alexandrea Weis

The Magnus Blackwell Series with Lucas Astor is no different. What starts out as a ghost story, morphs into a thrilling supernatural series drenched with all the mystical and mysterious conjured by images of my hometown. Living with the paranormal in the Big Easy is a part of life like…

BookTribMarch 27, 2018

Miscellany

BookTrib Exclusive with Matt Ginsberg Creator of Dr. Fill and Author of ‘Factor Man’

This past weekend was the 41st Annual American Crossword Puzzle Tournament in Stamford, CT. Directed by New York Times Crossword Puzzle Editor Will Shortz, this is the nation's oldest and largest crossword competition. Solvers tackled eight original crosswords created and edited specially for this event. Scoring was based on accuracy…

BookTribMarch 27, 2018

Fiction

Early Bird Books: Viola Davis Pens New Adventure for Corduroy the Bear

She wins Oscars! She gets away with murder! She...writes books? In a recent statement to PEOPLE, award-winning actress Viola Davis discussed her authorial debut: a new installment in the classic Corduroy series. Titled Corduroy Takes a Bow, the upcoming book sees the titular bear visit the theater with his human companion, Lisa, for the first time. Davis…

BookTribMarch 27, 2018

Nonfiction

Women’s History Month: It’s Time to Talk About Sex

It’s Women’s History Month and we are looking forward to all the events and books that celebrate the impact that women have on the world. In addition to bringing you the latest pop culture news and reviews where women are the focus, this month, we are also going to share…

BookTribMarch 27, 2018

Fiction

‘Only Child’ Author Rhiannon Navin on School Shootings, Family and Grief

I loved Only Child, the debut novel from Rhiannon Navin, written from the perspective of a first grader, Zach, who experiences a school shooting. The writing pulled me in so much, I couldn’t put down the book until I finished; I think about the characters and how they dealt with tragedy…

BookTribMarch 26, 2018

Fiction Miscellany Podcasts

Writer’s Bone Podcast: Speak No Evil Author Uzodinma Iweala

In 2013, Sean Tuohy met Daniel Ford at a Halloween party and they immediately hit it off. The Writer's Bone podcast wasn’t born on that exact night, but they were able to discuss some of their favorite things like writing, screenwriting, books, movies, comedy, and comic books. Daniel and Sean…

BookTribMarch 26, 2018

Nonfiction

The Mary Sue: Bygone Badass Broads Author Mackenzi Lee Talks About Giving Women Back Their Personhood and Their Place in History

At BookTrib, we are always looking for new opportunities to connect readers and writers. Our latest partnership is with The Mary Sue, a site with "intense passion for... fan trends, social issues, geek fashion and art, innovative gadgets, and beyond." This is the first weekly installment. The Mary Sue had…

BookTribMarch 23, 2018

Miscellany

Women’s History Month: Jenny Slate to Write Collection of Feminist Fables

It’s Women’s History Month and we are looking forward to all the events and books that celebrate the impact that women have on the world. In addition to bringing you the latest pop culture news and reviews where women are the focus, this month, we are also going to share…

BookTribMarch 23, 2018

Miscellany Pop Culture

Hot Romance, Wedding Crashers, Old Italian Summers

I knew, the minute I met Chase in Blush for Me that he needed his own hot love story! Chase is the kind of guy that makes most of us grin. He’s charming, sexy, and almost cavalier about his attractiveness. We can’t help but love him, and he knows…

BookTribMarch 23, 2018

Podcasts

Just the Right Book: Is Democracy in Danger?

Our guest Yascha Mounk’s new book, “The People Vs. Democracy: Why Our Freedom is in Danger and How to Save It” is “a provocative must read,” according to Roxanne. Roxanne and Yascha will explore how we got to where we are and what we can do about it. Yascha, the Executive…

BookTribMarch 23, 2018

Romance

RITA Romance Nominees Set Twitter On Fire!

Every year, the Romance Writers of America (RWA) nominates the best in romance for the coveted RITA award, named after their first president, Rita Clay Estrada. This year, RITA nominees did something that hasn't been done before--- the authors and their books were trending topics on Twitter yesterday and today as…

BookTribMarch 22, 2018

Nonfiction

Tall Poppies Review: “In Praise of Difficult Women”

I’ve long been a fan of Karen Karbo, the award-winning author of the Kick-Ass Women series and more. This past fall, I holed up with Karen and about 20 other writer friends at a weekend long conference of our fellow Tall Poppy Writers at an Airbnb in Chicago. We shared…

BookTribMarch 22, 2018

Fiction

Women’s History Month: Where Women Are Kings

It’s Women’s History Month and we are looking forward to all the events and books that celebrate the impact that women have on the world. In addition to bringing you the latest pop culture news and reviews where women are the focus, this month, we are also going to share…

BookTribMarch 22, 2018

Fiction

Bookish: Ava Dellaira on ‘In Search of Us’ and the Invisible Inheritance of Our History

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content. Ava Dellaira’s sophomore novel, In Search of Us, explores the importance of personal and family history through the lives of two young women. The narrative jumps between the past and the present to weave together the stories of Marilyn, a white teen who struggles to…

BookTribMarch 21, 2018

Nonfiction

VIDEO: Author and Activist Deborah Santana on the Beauty and Resiliency of Strong Women

Deborah Santana was not only married legendary musician Carlos Santana, she's also an activist, business manager and a highly successful author. Her first book, a memoir, titled Space Between the Stars was published in 2005, and now she is editor of a new book, All the Women in My Family Sing: Women Write…

BookTribMarch 21, 2018

Listicles Miscellany

World Poetry Day: 8 Stunning Poetry Collection Books Like “Milk and Honey”

World Poetry Day comes just in time as much of the country braces for another major winter storm. It may be cold outside, but this article from on October 2017, shares some of the best st poetry collections to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. If you read…

BookTribMarch 21, 2018

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Explore Voodoo and the Paranormal in ‘The Big Easy’ with Author Alexandrea Weis

BookTrib Exclusive with Matt Ginsberg Creator of Dr. Fill and Author of ‘Factor Man’

Early Bird Books: Viola Davis Pens New Adventure for Corduroy the Bear

Women’s History Month: It’s Time to Talk About Sex

‘Only Child’ Author Rhiannon Navin on School Shootings, Family and Grief

Writer’s Bone Podcast: Speak No Evil Author Uzodinma Iweala

The Mary Sue: Bygone Badass Broads Author Mackenzi Lee Talks About Giving Women Back Their Personhood and Their Place in History

Women’s History Month: Jenny Slate to Write Collection of Feminist Fables

Hot Romance, Wedding Crashers, Old Italian Summers

Just the Right Book: Is Democracy in Danger?

RITA Romance Nominees Set Twitter On Fire!

Tall Poppies Review: “In Praise of Difficult Women”

Women’s History Month: Where Women Are Kings

Bookish: Ava Dellaira on ‘In Search of Us’ and the Invisible Inheritance of Our History

VIDEO: Author and Activist Deborah Santana on the Beauty and Resiliency of Strong Women

World Poetry Day: 8 Stunning Poetry Collection Books Like “Milk and Honey”

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