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Do Your Future Self a Favor. Pre-Order These Two Reads.

Dear Readers, As a publishing professional, not to mention an avid reader, I’m used to listings for books that aren’t yet for sale. But every so often, an upcoming title makes me particularly impatient for its release day. With that sense of anticipation, I’m sharing two upcoming reads you need…

Meryl L. MossSeptember 18, 2026

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Books & Looks Podcast — Alison Weir on The Boleyn Secret: Catherine Carey and Tudor Court Intrigue

Books & Looks: Real Books for Real Readers was started as a literary podcast to supplement Blaine Desantis’ website, ViewsOnBooks.com, and expand into audio and video interviews with authors. With Books & Looks, Blaine’s goal is to focus on real books that real people will read. At least half of the books he…

BookTribSeptember 17, 2026

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Poetry That Finds the Holy in the Hard Places

Laura Wifler came to poetry late and, by her own account, reluctantly. For much of her life, she thought the form was obscure, overly complicated ... and simply not for her. Then, while homeschooling her children, she encountered poems that were clear without being simplistic, beautiful without requiring a decoder…

BookTribSeptember 15, 2026

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The Stories You Love Aren’t Done with You Yet

If you’re anything like most readers out there right now, you can’t get enough of reimagined classic stories (cue Jane Austen’s romances, Frankenstein, The Odyssey, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca). I understand the appeal. While writing my own novel, Burning the Raven Tree, I found myself…

Janyre TrompSeptember 15, 2026

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Poems for the Long Journey of the Soul

What if autobiography did not begin with birth or end with death? What if the story of a life included people we have loved before, lessons carried from one incarnation into another, unfinished relationships that find us again and glimpses of worlds beyond the one we can see? Diane Skye…

Cynthia ConradSeptember 2, 2026

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Thirsty for a New Read? Book Recs for Your Beverage of Choice

Starting the day with your first cup of coffee? Steeping a contemplative cup of tea? Speed-walking with an iced latte in hand? We’ve matched your beverage of choice with the new + upcoming releases you should order up next. In a rush? Here's the menu to go → For fans…

BookTribSeptember 16, 2026

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Book Recs Based on Why You’re Watching the US Open Tennis Championships

As tennis stars face off at the US Open, we’re serving you a selection of winning books to fit your favorite part of the championships. Read these books to brush up on all things tennis, side-eye the latest influencer controversy or channel the sport’s classy elegance by reading about people…

BookTribSeptember 10, 2026

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Find New Reads That Match Your Taste in TV

Dear readers, No surprise that I love films or streaming shows about writers and the writing life and these past few weeks I binged My Brilliant Career on Netflix. Set in beautiful rural Australia in the year 1900, this miniseries tells the story of a powerful young woman who dreams…

Meryl L. MossSeptember 11, 2026

Miscellany Podcasts

Writers, Ink Podcast: From Bookseller to Author With Nicholas Russell

BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when she wrote the first Harry Potter book. Stephen King penned Carrie on a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer. James Patterson worked in advertising and…

BookTribSeptember 15, 2026

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Focus in on the New Fiction to Prioritize This Month

Consolidate your fall TBR with September’s exciting slate of new + notable fiction, selected for maximum reading enjoyment: Contemporary conversation-starters: Taipei Story by R. F. KuangThe Birthing Tree by Amanda PetersAvalon, Rise by Madeline ffitchUntamed Coast by Kevin C. Morris Immersive + impeccably written historical novels: The Chinese Lady by…

BookTribSeptember 4, 2026

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Writers, Ink Podcast: Finding Character Voice With Author Danielle McKechnie

BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when she wrote the first Harry Potter book. Stephen King penned Carrie on a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer. James Patterson worked in advertising and…

BookTribSeptember 8, 2026

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More Than a Business Memoir: Persevering to Achieve Success in Life & the Workplace

Dear readers, Reckoning by Jim Minarik is the true story of a man who spent half his life running from the pivotal moment of his childhood. He managed to strive forward in his professional life, but it took self-examination and a spiritual journey to find true inner peace. What stuck…

Meryl L. MossSeptember 4, 2026

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Hear This: We Can’t Get Enough of Audiobooks & Podcasts

From spine-tingling thrillers to laugh-out-loud stories, discover how audio lets us escape, obsess and explore — hands-free. Let’s be real: life is busy, but our brains still crave stories. Enter audiobooks and podcasts — the ultimate multitasking magic. Whether we’re commuting, cooking, or just lounging around lazily, audio lets us…

BookTribJanuary 29, 2026

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The Hottest Book of the Summer Is Sold Out. Here’s to Read While You Wait for a Copy

Josh Silver's Fruit Fly is this summer's surprise breakout hit — and given its dark horse status, it's also proving difficult for readers to get their hands on it. With the title backordered at bookstores and the library waitlist growing ever longer, fill the Fruit Fly-shaped space on your bookshelf…

BookTribAugust 26, 2026

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What Happens When a Rainy Day Museum Trip Inspires a Paranormal Murder Mystery

One fateful Saturday morning in May of 2023, I found myself staring out the window at the rain and sighing pathetically. I did not yet know it was fateful day, of course. I only knew it was a stormy day, the third that week, and I was dying to get…

Trisha BlanchetSeptember 1, 2026

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Writers, Ink Podcast: The Art of Research With #1 NYT Bestseller, Lisa Gardner

BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when she wrote the first Harry Potter book. Stephen King penned Carrie on a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer. James Patterson worked in advertising and…

BookTribSeptember 1, 2026

Books & Looks Podcast — Alison Weir on The Boleyn Secret: Catherine Carey and Tudor Court Intrigue

Poetry That Finds the Holy in the Hard Places

The Stories You Love Aren’t Done with You Yet

Poems for the Long Journey of the Soul

Writers, Ink Podcast: From Bookseller to Author With Nicholas Russell

Focus in on the New Fiction to Prioritize This Month

Writers, Ink Podcast: Finding Character Voice With Author Danielle McKechnie

What Happens When a Rainy Day Museum Trip Inspires a Paranormal Murder Mystery

Writers, Ink Podcast: The Art of Research With #1 NYT Bestseller, Lisa Gardner

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