Rachel Fogle De Souza

New Coffee Table Book Goes Behind the Scenes of Woody Allen’s Films

Known for his films that, while considered romantic, have a tendency to be psychoanalyses of the modern world, his films are instantly recognizable for their motifs and style, often full of self-deprecation. In leading film critic Jason Solomon's coffee table book Woody Allen Film by Film, the themes, styles, and cultural…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaOctober 11, 2017

Fiction

Feldman’s Follow Up to ‘The Book of Jonah’ is Endearing and Darkly Comedic

Known for his critically-acclaimed debut novel The Book of Jonah, author Joshua Max Feldman is back with another novel that promises to be every bit as engaging, intelligent and introspective as you think it will be. Start Without Me: A Novel does more than just analyze the family dynamics, and the…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaOctober 11, 2017

Miscellany

The Hot List: New Releases from John Green, Alice Hoffman, and More

Every Tuesday, Booktrib brings you The Hot List: a list of the best new releases for the week, and this week, we have six books that everyone is talking about, and looking forward to reading. Authors like John Green and Alice Hoffman both have new books, and we know you…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaOctober 10, 2017

Business Nonfiction

‘Getting to the Green’: How Playing Golf Can Help You Plan Your Financial Future

Understanding your finances can be difficult when you have no experience, and financial planning for the future, even more so. Complicated and confusing, it's easy to lose sight of the goal, whether you're a beginner, or have some knowledge of finance and accounting. Altair Gobo, a certified financial planner and…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaOctober 9, 2017

Fiction

‘Manhattan Beach’: The Newest Release from Jennifer Egan

Best known for her two novels The Keep, and A Visit from the Goon Squad, Jennifer Egan is back with another book, Manhattan Beach: A Novel. The Keep, published in 2007, was a national bestseller, and her last book A Visit from the Goon Squad won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction, and the 2011 Pulitzer…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaOctober 8, 2017

Thrillers

Hollywood ‘Whodunnits’ and More: Murder Mysteries Perfect for October

Now that we're finally into October, people are starting to wear scarves again, the leaves are starting to turn red and yellow, and pumpkin everything has made its usual revival, which is why we can't imagine a better time to curl up with a cup of your favorite hot drink…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaOctober 6, 2017

Miscellany

The Hot List: Jeffrey Eugenides’ Fresh Complaint and The Best New Book Releases for This Week

Every week, Booktrib brings you The Hot List: the list of brand new releases you won't want to miss. With some of the most poignant biographies, fascinating mysteries, funny, touching, and introspective fiction, there's something for everyone to find here. For the first week of October, these are the hottest new…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaOctober 3, 2017

Thrillers

A Complex, Gripping Thriller: Mike Bond’s Latest Book, ‘Snow’

Called the "master of the existentialist thriller" by the BBC, renowned author Mike Bond is back with a new release, Snow, following his 2016 book, Assassins. Ecologist, war and human rights journalist, poet, and author, Mike Bond has covered a lot of ground, and his knowledge of each subject only adds to…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaOctober 3, 2017

Miscellany

More Than A Little Cynical: Awesome Reads Inspired by Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’

Netflix's Stranger Things, will be returning for a second season on October 27th. Part sci-fi coming-of-age, part teenage horror, part conspiracy thriller set in the 1980s, Stranger Things has covered a lot of genres. But while everything seemed to wrap up nicely in last season's finale, we know all too well that this is definitely…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 28, 2017

Miscellany

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Premiered on FOX: Re-live it with Our Reads for Rosa

With her dark hair and pink highlights, she's mysterious, secretive, and highly intelligent. Last night, Rosa Diaz and the cast of Brooklyn Nine-Nine returned to FOX. After last season's twisting finale that no one saw coming, we're all looking forward to seeing what Jake and Rosa will be up to! Despite the…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 27, 2017

Miscellany

The Hot List: This Week’s Hottest New Releases!

Every week, look for BookTrib to bring you a list of the hottest new releases everyone will be talking about. This week science-fiction, masterful horror, and thrilling mysteries lead the pack. There's something for everyone! The Second Sister, Claire Kendal Ten years ago, Ella's sister Miranda went missing without a…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 26, 2017

Miscellany

BookTrib Fictional Bookshelf: Diabolically Funny Reads for Michael of ‘The Good Place’

Uncommonly good and diabolically funny, The Good Place is filled with more twists and turns than we can see coming. Based on the idea that sometimes, Hell really is other people, Michael, played to perfection by Ted Danson, is the standout character who is enjoying every second of not only his…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 26, 2017

Fiction

10 Books Inspired by Television’s New Fall Season

Next week, fall premieres begin! All our favorite shows will return for yet another season of laughs, drama, unexpected cliffhangers and celebrity guest appearances. We are so excited that most of the shows we love are returning. Some of our favorite new shows from last year return for their sophomore…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 22, 2017

Fiction

Overnight Celebrities: Flipping Social Media Fame Into Bestsellers

Social media has been the new route to fame and celebrity for nearly a decade. Following the path led by the Kardashians, a bumper crop of internet famous celebrities have also parlayed their newfound popularity into something more. If pink is the new black, then books are the new market for…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 21, 2017

Thrillers

Rickstad’s Latest ‘Girls’ Novel is a Disturbingly Beautiful Masterpiece

Eric Rickstad's The Names of Dead Girls, the sequel to his 2014 book The Silent Girls, is a commanding, beautiful masterpiece and display is soon-to-be among his best work. 'Girls' is intense and gripping from the very first page, all the way to the last. In a small town in Vermont, Rachel Rath…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 21, 2017

Miscellany

The Hot List: This Week’s Smoking New Releases

We all love a good book, but a good book is even better when it is so hot, you can't put it down! This week we present our new Tuesday feature, The Hot List, a list of brand new releases that anyone who is anyone will be reading and talking…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 19, 2017

Rachel Fogle De Souza

New Coffee Table Book Goes Behind the Scenes of Woody Allen’s Films

Feldman’s Follow Up to ‘The Book of Jonah’ is Endearing and Darkly Comedic

The Hot List: New Releases from John Green, Alice Hoffman, and More

‘Getting to the Green’: How Playing Golf Can Help You Plan Your Financial Future

‘Manhattan Beach’: The Newest Release from Jennifer Egan

Hollywood ‘Whodunnits’ and More: Murder Mysteries Perfect for October

The Hot List: Jeffrey Eugenides’ Fresh Complaint and The Best New Book Releases for This Week

A Complex, Gripping Thriller: Mike Bond’s Latest Book, ‘Snow’

More Than A Little Cynical: Awesome Reads Inspired by Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Premiered on FOX: Re-live it with Our Reads for Rosa

The Hot List: This Week’s Hottest New Releases!

BookTrib Fictional Bookshelf: Diabolically Funny Reads for Michael of ‘The Good Place’

10 Books Inspired by Television’s New Fall Season

Rickstad’s Latest ‘Girls’ Novel is a Disturbingly Beautiful Masterpiece

The Hot List: This Week’s Smoking New Releases

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