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Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Dr. David Friedman on Diet Myths, “Food Sanity’ and Living a Food-Positive Lifestyle

Every year, a new diet trend guaranteed to help us live healthier lifestyles an shed some pounds emerges. But even with all the diets out there, a lot of the time they are replications of the tried and true methods we know: counting calories and exercising. Some focus on carb-loading, others on…

BookTribJanuary 19, 2018

Fiction

BookTrib Q&A: Author/Attorney Stone Grissom on Finding Inspiration in the Fight for Justice

That has changed with the publication of his crime thriller A Cry for Justice. The fast-paced, gripping story of murder, an outraged community, politics, corruption, and betrayal begins when four gang members kill an innocent teen and are subsequently acquitted. Despite community outrage, the murder fades into memory until a…

BookTribJanuary 18, 2018

Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A with Meditation Expert Light Watkins

Meditation is an ancient practice that not only introduces bodily awareness, but also clears the mind and relieves anxiety. Could it also be fun? In his most recent book Bliss More, meditation expert Light Watkins breaks away from other, conventional, and often convoluted, methods of teaching meditation by employing a streamlined…

BookTribJanuary 16, 2018

Fiction

Elegant and Poetic, Carrie La Seur’s ‘The Weight of an Infinite Sky’ Draws Inspiration from Shakespeare

The second novel from environmental lawyer Carrie La Seur, The Weight of an Infinite Sky is a stunning story about family, murder, betrayal, and love, drawing in elements of Shakespeare's Hamlet. Set in the unforgiving, open land of Montana, La Seur easily captures the essence of the West in her writing, making…

BookTribJanuary 16, 2018

Miscellany

Your Online, Curated Bookshelf: This Week’s Best New Releases

Last week, we encouraged you to read more this year, a New Year's resolution. This week, we have some more fantastic additions for your bookshelf--- or for someone else's bookshelf--- if you're feeling generous, or in need of a gift! With the latest thrillers, political analyses and exposés, and edgy…

BookTribJanuary 16, 2018

Better Self Business Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Joanne Sonenshine, Author of ‘ChangeSeekers’ on Changing Careers and Finding Your Calling

It's not always clear where we're headed in life, or in our career. We're in an age where it seems like we have to decide what our one, true calling is and what we will do with the rest of our lives at a relatively young age. However, this isn't…

BookTribJanuary 12, 2018

Fiction

BookTrib Q&A: A Futuristic Chat with Jordan Philips, Author of ‘Futura: A Novella’

Dystopian fiction that gives us a bleak view of humanity like The Hunger Games, The Maze Runner series, and The Handmaid's Tale are at peak popularity. Perhaps this is why Jordan Phillips' new work, Futura: A Novella seems like it's coming out of left field. Rather than harsh climates, or totalitarian government regimes where…

BookTribJanuary 12, 2018

Miscellany

BookTrib Q&A: Andrea Dunlop ‘Regrets Nothing’ about Her Love of The Big Apple

In 2017, books with a strong female protagonists were super popular: Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl and Liv Constantine's The Last Mrs. Parrish are just two of the books that had everyone in love with a strong female lead last year. This year, we are about to see another wave of bold women in literature…

BookTribJanuary 9, 2018

Thrillers

Brilliant and Twisted: Emily Elgar’s Debut ‘If You Knew Her’ is a Thriller You Won’t Forget

Fans of Cate Holahan's Lies She Told, will love the debut by Emily Elgar, If You Knew Her--- a psychological suspense centered on the meeting of three strangers unexpectedly brought together after a hit-and-run. What follows is a gripping chain of events that will keep readers in suspense to the very end. https://www.amazon.com/If-You-Knew-Her-Novel/dp/0062834045/…

BookTribJanuary 8, 2018

Nonfiction

BookTrib’s Q&A with ABC’s Meteorologist Ginger Zee: On Natural Disasters and Being One

ABC News Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee is no stranger to covering natural disasters. In her new memoir, Natural Disaster: I Cover Them. I Am One., Zee discusses her life and admits in an interview with her Good Morning America co-host, Robin Roberts, "I am messy." It is not self-depreciation, a…

BookTribJanuary 6, 2018

Fiction

Q&A with David Plante, Author of ‘American Stranger’ and ‘Difficult Women’

Brought up in a secularized Jewish household on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, Nancy Green knows little about her parents’ past. She knows they were World War II Jewish refugees who were able to escape Germany with precious family heirlooms that are constant reminders of a lost life and a world…

BookTribJanuary 3, 2018

Thrillers

A.J. Finn Takes the Classic Novel Noir to New Heights in His Debut, ‘The Woman in the Window’

When you've been as successful in the publishing world as A.J. Finn, you know a thing or two about what makes a really good book. With his debut novel The Woman in the Window, Finn has done just that: capturing the key element that makes psychological thrillers so captivating and mixing it perfectly…

BookTribJanuary 2, 2018

Miscellany

New Year, New Books: Start Your 2018 Reading Journey with These 27 New Reads

These books have two things in common: they are new and they will change your life! It's 2018, and we're all looking for something to read that's going to start the year off with a bang. If you want to get your 365 days of books off to a great…

BookTribJanuary 2, 2018

Miscellany

BookTrib Best of 2017: 2017 Goodreads Choice Awards: BookTrib’s Top Picks in Every Category

Today we take a look at previous BookTrib posts that engaged hundreds to thousands of readers this past year. We're taking a look back at some of your favorite posts before we kick off the new year! The Goodreads Choice Awards are here once again, and we’re already knee-deep in…

BookTribDecember 31, 2017

Miscellany

Add A Little Glam: 30 New Books to Give as Gifts This Season

The year is now officially winding down to a close and while we're all looking forward to 2018 and the new books it will bring, that doesn't mean that 2017 doesn't have anything more to offer! This week some of the most interesting new releases have come out, and we…

BookTribDecember 18, 2017

BookTrib

BookTrib Q&A: Dr. David Friedman on Diet Myths, “Food Sanity’ and Living a Food-Positive Lifestyle

BookTrib Q&A: Author/Attorney Stone Grissom on Finding Inspiration in the Fight for Justice

BookTrib Q&A with Meditation Expert Light Watkins

Elegant and Poetic, Carrie La Seur’s ‘The Weight of an Infinite Sky’ Draws Inspiration from Shakespeare

Your Online, Curated Bookshelf: This Week’s Best New Releases

BookTrib Q&A: Joanne Sonenshine, Author of ‘ChangeSeekers’ on Changing Careers and Finding Your Calling

BookTrib Q&A: A Futuristic Chat with Jordan Philips, Author of ‘Futura: A Novella’

Read More in 2018: 40 New Books to Help You Build the Perfect Library

BookTrib Q&A: Andrea Dunlop ‘Regrets Nothing’ about Her Love of The Big Apple

Brilliant and Twisted: Emily Elgar’s Debut ‘If You Knew Her’ is a Thriller You Won’t Forget

BookTrib’s Q&A with ABC’s Meteorologist Ginger Zee: On Natural Disasters and Being One

Q&A with David Plante, Author of ‘American Stranger’ and ‘Difficult Women’

A.J. Finn Takes the Classic Novel Noir to New Heights in His Debut, ‘The Woman in the Window’

New Year, New Books: Start Your 2018 Reading Journey with These 27 New Reads

BookTrib Best of 2017: 2017 Goodreads Choice Awards: BookTrib’s Top Picks in Every Category

Add A Little Glam: 30 New Books to Give as Gifts This Season

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