Fiction

Top 5 Reasons to Binge Watch Emmy Nominated ‘The Handmaids Tale’ This Week

Hulu's adaptation of Margaret Atwood’s iconic novel, The Handmaid’s Tale, premiered on April 26 and Elisabeth Moss, who plays Offred, is nominated for an Emmy in the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series category. Alexis Bledel (known for her role on Gilmore Girls) won her first Emmy in an…

Rachel CarterSeptember 13, 2017

Fiction

The Top 10 May Books We Need to Read Now!

April showers have brought May flowers! It’s finally time for tulips and lilacs and warm afternoons spent curled up on a sunny porch. All the better if you have a great new book to read while you soak up that springtime sun. Thankfully, there are tons of awesome new May…

Rachel CarterMay 11, 2017

Fiction

Sizzling Summer Reads: Book Trib’s Top 10 for August

Summer is in high gear, which means that the sun is bright and the days are sweltering. We’re mostly hiding in the air conditioning lately, devouring book after book and clamoring for some great new reads. We’re in luck as August is packed with new releases that we can’t wait…

Rachel CarterAugust 3, 2017

Fiction

To Harriet, on her 50th birthday: contemporary writers reflect on the influence of HARRIET THE SPY

In the beginning, there were stories. Always stories. And with stories come writers. So begins Louise Fitzhugh’s 1964 classic, Harriet the Spy: Harriet was trying to explain to Sport how to play Town. “See, first you make up the name of the town. Then you write down the names…

Jordan FosterFebruary 25, 2014

Fiction

Finally! Tilda Swinton Leads the Pack for Next Doctor Who Search

Things are shaking up in the world of Doctor Who. Not only is longtime showrunner Steven Moffat walking away after this year, but Peter Capaldi – aka, the Twelfth Doctor – recently announced that he’ll be leaving at the end of the year as well. Capaldi will stay with the…

Rachel CarterFebruary 27, 2017

Fiction

The Top 10 July Books Making Lazy Summer Days More Productive

Summer is officially here, so it’s time to bust out the sunscreen and spend some lazy days in the July sunshine. It’s also the perfect time to invest in some good books to bring to the beach or indulge in while you’re lying poolside. Thankfully, there are some awesome new…

Rachel CarterJuly 18, 2017

Fiction

TNT’s Will is an Exhilarating Take on William Shakespeare’s Early Life

To watch or not to watch: that is the question! Tonight, the show that sheds a fictional, exhilarating light on the life of William Shakespeare hits TNT and it is all the rage for fans of historic-style television shows as well as readers alike! The show has many twists and…

Rachael ElmyJuly 10, 2017

BooksToScreen Fiction

“Today Is the Day” Transforms Troubled Teen Into a Marine

Today Is the Day (Xlibris) by Deborah Curtin is an engaging military thriller about terrorist activity that infiltrates a small town but leads outward to a much larger, more sinister plot. More than this, though, it is a character study of a young man’s coming of age in post-9/11 America…

Cynthia ConradNovember 26, 2019

ThrillerFest 2017 Isabella Maldonado Blood's Echo

Fiction

ThrillerFest 2017 Debut Author Isabella Maldonado Talks ‘Blood’s Echo’

Today's ThrillerFest 2017 debut author is Isabella Maldonado and her new crime thriller Blood's Echo. Read on to find out how she'd finish off her protagonist and what her final read would be on death row! BookTrib: If you were on death row, what would be your last read? Why? Isabella…

Erika LopezJuly 12, 2017

Fiction

Jean P. Moore’s Three Women And One Healing Journey

There’s something strangely dramatic – certainly beautiful and authentic – in the way author Jean P. Moore captures the mundane repetitions of a woman adjusting to a new phase of life after her husband’s death: “Your membership will expire soon. This was the opening sentence of Tilda’s first email of…

Brielle HeinlApril 15, 2019

Fiction

New Novel From National Book Award Winner Sigrid Nunez

What Are You Going Through (Riverhead Books) by National Book Award winner Sigrid Nunez is a perfect follow-up to her previous novel, The Friend, where a woman’s friend passes away and she takes on the responsibility of her dog. In Nunez’s latest novel, empathy is the focus when this narrator’s…

Jennifer BlankfeinDecember 10, 2020

Fiction

Tall Poppy Review: Capturing a Time, an Emotion, and Your Attention

There’s so much to love about a novel that gives us insight into what it was like to be a woman during a certain time in history. Even better if that time was pivotal, unforgettable and hovering on the brink of seismic shifts that will leave the world forever changed.…

Jessica StrawserJuly 22, 2021

Fiction

Tall Poppy Review: Three Sisters, One Wedding Planning Business, All the Drama

In Tif Marcelo’s charming new novel, The Key to Happily Ever After (Gallery Books), she explores the delicate, yet iron-clad bonds of sisterhood by introducing readers to the de la Rosa sisters, three Filipino women who take over their mom’s wedding planning business. Eldest sister Marisol, takes over as the…

Amy ReichertJune 27, 2019

Fiction

“This Tender Land” Exudes a Love of Nature with a Desire for Family and Freedom

"The tale I’m going to tell is of a summer long ago. Of killing and kidnapping and children pursued by demons of a thousand names. There will be courage in this story and cowardice. There will be love and betrayal. And, of course, there will be hope. In the end,…

Jennifer BlankfeinFebruary 18, 2020

Fiction

Tall Poppy Review: A Quirky, Lovable Protagonist You’ll Root For

This Won't End Well (Lake Union), Camille Pagán's new release, is a must-read for anyone who knows the value of some me-time. Or a lot of me-time. When it comes down to it, Annie Mercer is just your ordinary average science genius, working as a housecleaner, spying on her neighbors and…

Kelly HarmsFebruary 27, 2020

Fiction

This Halloween, Explore Horror Fiction’s Freaky Forebears in “Monster She Wrote”

We all have our Halloween traditions, from bobbing for apples Snoopy-style to trick-or-treating (or, for most of us, rushing home to hand out candy to trick-or-treaters before dusk). Maybe you throw on Hocus Pocus or The Evil Dead and have a pumpkin latte or pumpkin beer as the evening draws…

Jeff DaughertyOctober 31, 2019

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Top 5 Reasons to Binge Watch Emmy Nominated ‘The Handmaids Tale’ This Week

The Top 10 May Books We Need to Read Now!

Sizzling Summer Reads: Book Trib’s Top 10 for August

To Harriet, on her 50th birthday: contemporary writers reflect on the influence of HARRIET THE SPY

Finally! Tilda Swinton Leads the Pack for Next Doctor Who Search

The Top 10 July Books Making Lazy Summer Days More Productive

TNT’s Will is an Exhilarating Take on William Shakespeare’s Early Life

“Today Is the Day” Transforms Troubled Teen Into a Marine

ThrillerFest 2017 Debut Author Isabella Maldonado Talks ‘Blood’s Echo’

Jean P. Moore’s Three Women And One Healing Journey

New Novel From National Book Award Winner Sigrid Nunez

Tall Poppy Review: Three Sisters, One Wedding Planning Business, All the Drama

“This Tender Land” Exudes a Love of Nature with a Desire for Family and Freedom

Tall Poppy Review: A Quirky, Lovable Protagonist You’ll Root For

This Halloween, Explore Horror Fiction’s Freaky Forebears in “Monster She Wrote”

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