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Fiction

Modesty Blaise: Clever, Cunning, Daring and Kick-Ass

Modesty Blaise was first introduced as a comic-strip in the middle of the 1960s by author Peter O'Donnell. Not only was she beautiful, she was clever, cunning, daring and she knew how to kick ass. For me, she was the heroine I wanted to be. For those who don't know…

BookTribFebruary 23, 2018

Nonfiction

VIDEO Interview with Ryan Boyle 2016 Paralympian and Author of ‘When The Lights Go Out’

Watch our interview with 2016 Paralympic Silver Medalist and author, Ryan Boyle. Here, he talks with BookTrib about his beginnings, how he found the strength and willpower to work harder than ever, winning the silver medal at Rio, and where he's headed to next. This is one interview that you…

BookTribFebruary 22, 2018

Nonfiction

New Day Northwest Talks With DailyOM’s Madisyn Taylor on the Four Pillars of Wellness

This video interview was originally published on King5.com Madisyn Taylor, is the author of the chart-topping book Unmedicated, as well as the co-founder and editor-in-chief of lifestyle website the DailyOM, she knows what she's talking about when it comes to wellness. We love hearing what she has to say about holistic…

BookTribFebruary 21, 2018

Fiction

Award-Winning Novelist Alexis Wright Talks to BookTrib About Her Latest Work, ‘The Swan Book’

When you find a book that is compelling, poignant and just really good, you want to tell everyone you meet about it and have the same experience that you did while reading it. The Swan Book, by acclaimed novelist, Alexis Wright, is one of those books that I could not wait to…

BookTribFebruary 19, 2018

Thrillers

ICYMI: BookTrib’s Exclusive with New York Times Best Selling Author Lisa Gardner

There's something great about reading the next book in a series - it's like an exciting new adventure with an old friend. You know all their secrets, passions and dreams; and, even though some time has passed since you were last together, when you open that book cover it's as…

BookTribFebruary 18, 2018

Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A with Rachel Hollis, Best Selling Author, Founder and CEO of Chic Media

There are books meant to guide us, and books to make us laugh, and rarely do they go hand-in-hand. At least, not until founder and CEO of Chic Media Rachel Hollis came along. Her latest book, Girl, Wash Your Face (by the way, this is excellent advice) is a best seller, stories…

BookTribFebruary 16, 2018

Thrillers

Part Two: BookTrib Q&A with New York Times Best Selling Author Lisa Gardner

This is Part Two of our interview with Lisa Gardner. Click here to read Part One. New York Times best selling author Lisa Gardner's latest novel in the Detective D.D. Warren Series sees the return of not only D.D., but also Flora Dane, the victim-turned-vigilante from Gardner's previous bestselling novel, Find…

BookTribFebruary 13, 2018

Miscellany

All You Need Is Love: 20 New Book Releases Just In Time for Valentine’s Day!

Valentine's Day is tomorrow and we're making it easy to celebrate love, with your love of books! Our list of new releases for this week are all love stories - and because love comes in all shapes, sizes and forms, we have a pretty diverse group of books for you.…

BookTribFebruary 13, 2018

Fiction

Review: “Song of a Captive Bird” is a Stunning Account of Famed Iranian Poet Forugh Farrokhzad’s Life

Not quite historical fiction and not quite biography, there's a genre that exists halfway in between and Jasmin Darznik's Song of a Captive Bird: A Novel fits perfectly. While the book is fiction, it documents the real life and times of Forugh Farrokhzad, the Iranian poet. Forugh led a fairly controversial life…

BookTribFebruary 12, 2018

Thrillers

Review: ‘Mister Tender’s Girl’ is a Dark Re-telling of Slender Man Case

Some books are creepy, and some get even creepier when you find out that they're based on a true story. Such is the case with Carter Wilson's Mister Tender's Girl, based on the Slender Man stabbing case. Slender Man, the supernatural character created as part of a internet meme, became an international…

BookTribFebruary 9, 2018

Fiction

Review: Xhenet Aliu’s ‘Brass’ is Absolutely Fearless

We all know that reading offers an escape, whether that escape is to explore different worlds and cultures, or just to get away from your job for a few hours. But there are some books out there that juts perfectly embody our sense of wanderlust and Brass, by Xhenet Aliu is one…

BookTribFebruary 8, 2018

Fiction

Debut Author Julia Sonneborn Talks Jane Austen, First Drafts and Adaptations

Over the years, there have been some pretty interesting retellings and adaptions of our favorite books. Sometimes they work and other times they don't, but it's always fun to read another author's take on the original work. Now Julia Sonneborn, English professor and debut author, has written our favorite adaptation…

BookTribFebruary 8, 2018

Fiction

Layered with Sex, Lies and Glamour, ‘She Regrets Nothing’ is Utterly Captivating

Rarely do we find a book that boasts of intrigue and mystery that's as sly as it is sexy and just plain fun; but author Andrea Dunlop is a rare talent. Dunlop's latest novel, She Regrets Nothing: A Novel is a multi-layered story where the themes of power, sex and glamour…

BookTribFebruary 7, 2018

Miscellany

New This Week: Celebrate Diversity with New Books For Everyone in Every Genre

This week's theme is diversity! We are celebrating writers of different backgrounds and the books they've written that are to be released this week. Included on our list are novels by Tayari Jones and Lisa Gardner; cookbooks from Jenné Claiborne and Jerrelle Guy; and memoirs from Rachel Hollis and Sadie Robertson. We've…

BookTribFebruary 6, 2018

Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Sports Writer and Journalist David Goldblatt on the History of the Olympics

A week from today, The Winter Olympic Games will kick off in Pyeongchang, South Korea. As beloved are these world games where athletes from across the globe compete for the ultimate prize--- an Olympic gold medal--- the Games do have their drawbacks. An ample amount of articles about corruption and…

BookTribFebruary 2, 2018

Fiction

Mikkel Rosengaard’s Debut, ‘The Invention of Ana’ is a Surreal Reinvention of Classic Literary Fiction

Having spent the majority of his writing carer focusing on short stories and non-fiction pieces, Mikkel Rosengaard is finally making the jump from writer to novelist. His debut work, The Invention of Ana, is a uniquely stunning novel with a surreal dreamlike quality--- reminiscent of a distant memory that only adds to…

BookTribFebruary 1, 2018

BookTrib

Modesty Blaise: Clever, Cunning, Daring and Kick-Ass

VIDEO Interview with Ryan Boyle 2016 Paralympian and Author of ‘When The Lights Go Out’

New Day Northwest Talks With DailyOM’s Madisyn Taylor on the Four Pillars of Wellness

Award-Winning Novelist Alexis Wright Talks to BookTrib About Her Latest Work, ‘The Swan Book’

ICYMI: BookTrib’s Exclusive with New York Times Best Selling Author Lisa Gardner

BookTrib Q&A with Rachel Hollis, Best Selling Author, Founder and CEO of Chic Media

Part Two: BookTrib Q&A with New York Times Best Selling Author Lisa Gardner

All You Need Is Love: 20 New Book Releases Just In Time for Valentine’s Day!

Review: “Song of a Captive Bird” is a Stunning Account of Famed Iranian Poet Forugh Farrokhzad’s Life

Review: ‘Mister Tender’s Girl’ is a Dark Re-telling of Slender Man Case

Debut Author Julia Sonneborn Talks Jane Austen, First Drafts and Adaptations

Layered with Sex, Lies and Glamour, ‘She Regrets Nothing’ is Utterly Captivating

New This Week: Celebrate Diversity with New Books For Everyone in Every Genre

BookTrib Q&A: Sports Writer and Journalist David Goldblatt on the History of the Olympics

Mikkel Rosengaard’s Debut, ‘The Invention of Ana’ is a Surreal Reinvention of Classic Literary Fiction

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