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Peter van Wermeskerken - Author Spotlight

Once a Double Agent, This Author Now Pens Stories for a Very Different Crowd

Author Peter van Wermeskerken is a most interesting character. His first book, Double Agent, is a memoir of his time in the Secret Service. If another writer could make a more profound transition in his second book, you’d have to show me. That’s because van Wermekerken’s next venture is the…

BookTribDecember 18, 2024

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Tech Expert’s Guide to Boosting Adaptability & Competitive Advantage in Business

“Pivoting is not a dirty word but rather a competitive advantage.” So says Joseph Hanna, author of Pivoting as a Way of Life: Stop Chasing Unicorns and Product-Market Fit — a game-changing guide for entrepreneurs, product managers and innovators who want to thrive in today's fast-paced business environment. Hanna’s book…

BookTribDecember 4, 2024

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What It Means to Write a Tale of Magic, Multiculturalism and Family Legacy

Centuries ago, a divine entity named Surith settled on Earth and offered divine powers and extraordinary abilities to millions of women. And so begins Kenny and the Heiresses of Surith, Book One, a magical adventure fantasy novel for middle grade and young adult readers. In this BookTrib interview, the author,…

BookTribNovember 19, 2024

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Based on Real-Life History, a Search for Justice Hits Home for Author

More and more, there's been a growing discussion of trauma — of the ways it weighs on an individual, coloring their every experience. But less discussed is the effect of trauma not on a person, but a place. Ashby Jones' historical novel, The Little Bird, leads that very discussion. Full…

BookTribNovember 18, 2024

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Author Shares Inspiration Behind Epic Tale of Pilots, Priests & the Search for Eternal Life

“Seeing the places where ancient Mayans lived, then suddenly disappeared, ripened my appetite for the local folklore that was in generous supply ... At night, I can still hear the cries of anxious monks and fallen conquistadors roaming the cobblestone streets of Antigua.” With this captivating tidbit, author Michael Polansky…

BookTribNovember 18, 2024

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Approaching Life as “A Badly Written Play” in Memoir of Mental Illness

“If even one person recognizes themself in my story and feels less alone in the world, less invisible — that, I think, will give me a satisfying sense of closure.” In the riveting Scenes From a Misbegotten Life, Victoria Maiden chronicles her messy and lopsided life, from preadolescence to senior citizen,…

BookTribNovember 15, 2024

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A Once-Reluctant Pilgrim Tells of His Life-Changing Experience in the Himalayas

It is said that people do not freely choose to travel to Mount Kailash. That Kailash chooses you, not the other way around. Mohan Ranga Rao certainly did not choose Kailash — not at first. A self-described “reluctant pilgrim,” he only took to the Himalayas after a heart-pounding brush with…

BookTribNovember 4, 2024

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Scientist’s Insight Into Natural Disasters Prompts Terrifying Eco-Thriller

While a threat to the planet grows more urgent, self-interested leaders of industry go to great lengths to keep the public in the dark — while all continuing the practices that worsen the problem. Sound familiar? It seems we’ve seen this narrative play out with increasing regularity in today’s news;…

BookTribNovember 13, 2024

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A Story of Resilience, Inspired by the Author’s Own Life

“It is vital for a person who suffers from trauma to realize they are not alone. They can take comfort and strength in knowing that resilience is a quality each of us can develop to different degrees.” That is an important observation from D.K. Yamashiro, author of Anela’s Club, a…

BookTribAugust 21, 2024

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Renowned Scientist Sets the Record Straight on Curly Hair Care

Curly Hair: Structure, Properties and Care is a learner-friendly guide that provides a science-based perspective on all types of curly hair along with other issues such as hair loss, hair growth and any and all scalp-related issues — and it has the scientific research of Dr. Ali Syed behind it.…

BookTribAugust 28, 2024

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Drawing on Experience to Craft a Heart-Pounding International Thriller

Spirited young lawyer Kit Chase, eager for adventure before she settles into marriage in New Zealand, takes a three-month job with an international law team in Kosovo. It’s only a year after the war between Kosovo rebels and forces of the Serbian/Yugoslavian government, and things are anything but stable. Amongst…

BookTribSeptember 4, 2024

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Author’s Love of History Brings Two Heroic Tales to Life, Set Centuries Apart

“Every day there are people, places and things that inspire me, and this is where I get the foundation for my next creative endeavor. I always find opportunities or they find me.” Those are the words of Deborah Curtin, a storyteller at heart who communicates her messages and narratives as…

BookTribSeptember 9, 2024

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International Civility Consultant Calls for Kindness & Mutual Respect in the Workplace

“In our extremely divided world where people are unwilling to share space with — much less talk to — people with differing views, it is a radical act to encourage the energetic debating of ideas respectfully and without personal attacks.” That is one of the thoughts at the heart of…

BookTribSeptember 13, 2024

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Turning Back Time to the Roaring 20s for a Coming-Of-Age Adventure

Let’s set the scene; 1926, during Prohibition. Fourteen-year-old Norah Bow lives in Sandusky, Ohio, which as it turns out, is the prime location for rum runners from across the Canadian border. During a night walk along the beach, Norah stumbles into the rum runners, only to recognize her father among…

BookTribSeptember 16, 2024

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An Author’s Exploration Into Magical Realism & First Love

If you had the chance to revisit a lost love from your past, would you? That’s the question posed by Andrea Ezerins, author of Again and Again Back to You — a book that’s part romance, part historical fiction, part spiritual exploration. We got a chance to talk with the…

BookTribSeptember 16, 2024

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On Weaving in Threads of Identity and Political Tension in Historical Romance

it’s 1919 in Amritsar, India. An Anglo-Indian schoolteacher, Aruna, has fallen in love with Ayaz, a Muslim law student deeply involved in political activism. It’s already a struggle for these two star-crossed lovers to be together, given the bitter animosity between their two communities. But something else is looming: a…

BookTribSeptember 18, 2024

Once a Double Agent, This Author Now Pens Stories for a Very Different Crowd

Tech Expert’s Guide to Boosting Adaptability & Competitive Advantage in Business

What It Means to Write a Tale of Magic, Multiculturalism and Family Legacy

Based on Real-Life History, a Search for Justice Hits Home for Author

Author Shares Inspiration Behind Epic Tale of Pilots, Priests & the Search for Eternal Life

Approaching Life as “A Badly Written Play” in Memoir of Mental Illness

A Once-Reluctant Pilgrim Tells of His Life-Changing Experience in the Himalayas

Scientist’s Insight Into Natural Disasters Prompts Terrifying Eco-Thriller

A Story of Resilience, Inspired by the Author’s Own Life

Renowned Scientist Sets the Record Straight on Curly Hair Care

Drawing on Experience to Craft a Heart-Pounding International Thriller

Author’s Love of History Brings Two Heroic Tales to Life, Set Centuries Apart

International Civility Consultant Calls for Kindness & Mutual Respect in the Workplace

Turning Back Time to the Roaring 20s for a Coming-Of-Age Adventure

An Author’s Exploration Into Magical Realism & First Love

On Weaving in Threads of Identity and Political Tension in Historical Romance

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