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Avengers Film Begs a New Look at ’16 Black Panther Comic

Black Panther has taken the world by storm. In fact, it is so popular, the new Avengers: Infinity Wars film was moved up from its original release date of May 4 to April 27 and a new trailer featuring more of the beloved characters from the film has appeared on…

BookTribApril 9, 2018

Author Spotlight Book Club Network Fiction Miscellany Podcasts

‘The Light We Lost’ Author Jill Santopolo Chats about the Upcoming Film Adaptation and Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club

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 feel that…

BookTribApril 9, 2018

BooksToScreen Fiction Miscellany Pop Culture

Reese and Kerry to Adapt ‘Little Fires Everywhere’ for TV

It’s been a little over a year since we obsessed over Reese Witherspoon's adaption of Big Little Lies, and now the star is bringing a second suburban drama to the small screen. Last week, Witherspoon announced that, in partnership with Scandal’s Kerry Washington, she will develop Celeste Ng’s Little Fires Everywhere into a television…

BookTribApril 8, 2018

Fiction Miscellany Pop Culture

New Star Wars Film Coinciding With Eight New Books

Star Wars was introduced 41 years ago, in 1977, and has been a staple of American pop culture since. Not only are the films an iconic slice of Americana, so are the many books written on or about the film and its characters. The new Star Wars film, Solo, is coming…

BookTribApril 8, 2018

Fiction

‘The Last Watchman of Old Cairo’ A Spellbinding New Novel Transports Readers to Egypt

The latest novel from Michael David Lukas, The Last Watchman of Old Cairo (Spiegel & Grau) is a spellbinding novel that takes place in Cairo, Egypt and focuses on the Ezra Scroll--- a legendary, perfect copy of the Torah written by the Prophet Ezra himself. Written across three different time periods, from…

BookTribApril 6, 2018

Thrillers

The New Voice Behind Jessica Fletcher’s ‘Murder, She Wrote’

I got the call from my agent on a Sunday afternoon last May. “Don Bain isn’t well,” he said, referring to another client who’d penned all 46 titles in the Murder, She Wrote series. “He’s not going to be able to write the 'Murder, She Wrote' books anymore. Would you…

BookTribApril 6, 2018

Podcasts

Podcast: James Forman Jr. on Political Activism

The Wall Street Journal says, “If we are going to have a national conversation about race in the United States, a book like Locking Up Our Own ought to set the tone.” The Yale Law School professor, former public defender, and charter school founder brings his experience to the complex minefield topic…

BookTribApril 6, 2018

Fiction Giveaways

Hamilton, Romance and Glamour of the Big City

This is where it all began. When I started writing the MacKenzies so many years ago, I fell in love with them not because of the heroes and heroines I created, but because of their love, devotion, and loyalty to each other as a family. But where did that…

BookTribApril 6, 2018

Miscellany

Overwhelmed? Had a Busy Week? Slow Down with a Poem

When things get overwhelming and you feel knee deep in distractions, what do you do to slow things down? Some people turn to meditation. I use poetry as my remedy. As soon as I sense a whiff of spring, I dig up the first stanza of T.S. Eliot’s “The Waste…

BookTribApril 6, 2018

Fiction

C.D. Rose’s Latest Answers the Literary Question: ‘Who’s Who When Everyone is Someone Else?’

C.D. Rose is master of the short story, but his latest work, Who's Who When Everyone is Someone Else (April 10, 2018, Melville House), is a novel that combines elements of mystery, fantasy and satire. Rose turns one man's story into an exploration of something we love at BookTrib--- forgotten books. In…

BookTribApril 5, 2018

Fiction

Kristy Woodson Harvey Sprinkles a Dash More “Southern Charm” in “Slightly South of Simple” Sequel

In The Secret to Southern Charm, Kristy Woodson Harvey returns to beloved Peachtree Bluff and the cast of delightful characters readers fell in love with in Slightly South of Simple. It’s no surprise that readers and critics alike have been clamoring for Harvey to revisit Peachtree Bluff to continue the…

BookTribApril 5, 2018

Miscellany

It’s National Poetry Month!: 30 Unique Ways to Celebrate Poets and Their Craft

April is National Poetry Month! Inaugurated in 1996 by the Academy of American Poets, it has become the largest worldwide literary event. Schools, libraries, bookstores, publishers and fans of literature celebrate poets and their craft with events like Poem in Your Pocket, Poem-a-Day, and Dear Poet. If you are looking…

BookTribApril 5, 2018

Miscellany

Poet, Social Activist and Storyteller Cleo Wade Talks from the Heart

The Cut called her The Millennial Oprah, Fast Company named her one of the country's 100 Most Creative People of 2017, and with featured articles and photoshoots in Elle, Time, and Entertainment Weekly, it is clear: Cleo Wade is not your average "Instagram poet." A self-proclaimed social activist, poet, artist and storyteller,…

BookTribApril 4, 2018

Listicles Miscellany Pop Culture

Bookish: Book Recommendations for Our Favorite This Is Us Characters

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content. The Bookish staff has fallen in love with the Pearson family. We laugh with them, we cry (frequently) with them, and now we want to read with them. Here, we’ve carefully paired our favorite This Is Us characters with the perfect book recommendations. Some are poignant,…

BookTribApril 4, 2018

Nonfiction

VIDEO: Author Peter Green Talks Cancer Diagnosis, Recovery and Regaining Strength

Everyone has been touched by cancer whether it be a personal battle or that of a friend or family member. It is human nature to want to help but it is also in our nature to be unsure as to what actually is helpful. Survivor and author Peter Green is…

BookTribApril 4, 2018

Fiction

What We Still Don’t Know About the MLK Assassination 50 Years Later: Interview with Author Steve Berry

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King. We recently spoke with author Steve Berry about his book The Bishop's Pawn (Minotaur), what happened at the Lorraine Motel 50 years ago, what we don't know about the investigation and whether or not history has been kind…

BookTribApril 4, 2018

BookTrib

Avengers Film Begs a New Look at ’16 Black Panther Comic

‘The Light We Lost’ Author Jill Santopolo Chats about the Upcoming Film Adaptation and Reese Witherspoon’s Book Club

Reese and Kerry to Adapt ‘Little Fires Everywhere’ for TV

New Star Wars Film Coinciding With Eight New Books

‘The Last Watchman of Old Cairo’ A Spellbinding New Novel Transports Readers to Egypt

The New Voice Behind Jessica Fletcher’s ‘Murder, She Wrote’

Podcast: James Forman Jr. on Political Activism

Hamilton, Romance and Glamour of the Big City

Overwhelmed? Had a Busy Week? Slow Down with a Poem

C.D. Rose’s Latest Answers the Literary Question: ‘Who’s Who When Everyone is Someone Else?’

Kristy Woodson Harvey Sprinkles a Dash More “Southern Charm” in “Slightly South of Simple” Sequel

It’s National Poetry Month!: 30 Unique Ways to Celebrate Poets and Their Craft

Bookish: Book Recommendations for Our Favorite This Is Us Characters

VIDEO: Author Peter Green Talks Cancer Diagnosis, Recovery and Regaining Strength

What We Still Don’t Know About the MLK Assassination 50 Years Later: Interview with Author Steve Berry

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