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A Family’s Journey to Enlightenment in India and Nepal

What a stark revelation for Dena Moes, some 10,000 feet high in view of the Annapurna peaks in Nepal during her family's eight-month, life-altering trip to India, chronicled in her charming debut, The Buddha Sat Right Here: A Family Odyssey Through India and Nepal (She Writes Press). To fully understand…

Meagan FoyApril 2, 2019

Nonfiction Podcasts

Books & Looks Podcast: Untamed America: Rediscovering Our Wild Heritage With Ruby McConnell

Books & Looks: Real Books for Real Readers was started as a 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 reviews…

Blaine DesantisMarch 13, 2024

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9/11 Firefighter Makes a Difference by Cycling Across America

You might be wondering how we can be describing a feel-good story that encompasses the Soviet invasion of Ukraine, 9/11, young burn victims, two knee replacements, a broken clavicle and a mind-bending, treacherous journey across the country. It’s because some people are observers and some people are doers. Joe Matthews,…

Jim AlkonDecember 16, 2024

Nonfiction

BookTrib Interview with Rick Steves on Transformational Travel and Global Perception

Best-selling travel guide author, the host of multiple travel TV shows and radio programs: if you've ever even thought about traveling, you've come across Rick Steves. Just a few years ago, Steves came out with his television special The Holy Land: Israel and Palestine Today, and now he has an updated version…

BookTribMarch 13, 2018

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Globe-Trotting Memoir Recounts Woman’s Path to Becoming a “Traveler Between Worlds”

“There is a threshold which most do not see nor cross during their life on Earth ... We are able to travel between portals of space and time. Between worlds.” When Jo Patti Munisteri is offered a paper “with colored spots like dot candy” by her friend Meg in college,…

BookTribFebruary 14, 2024

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Delightful and Insightful Travel Guide to the World of California Wine

Whether you’re a casual wine drinker with a thirst for learning more or on your way to becoming a full-fledged sommelier, Michael C. Higgins has produced the quintessential tome for traveling wine country along California’s central coast. Exploring Wine Regions: The Central Coast of California is the third in Higgins’…

Dawn IusNovember 17, 2023

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Connect With Sara Wiseman’s “Messages from the Divine”

Sara Wiseman is not only an award-winning author, but she's been a spiritual teacher for years. Her latest book, Messages from the Divine, acts as a guide, showing us how to open up, and connect with others and the universe around us. The lessons themselves are timeless, and provide solutions for some…

BendwebsMay 21, 2018

Miscellany Nonfiction

Ratings, Revenue and Relentless Power: Inside the NFL’s Path to Total Dominance

Sports fans have more choices than ever to watch sports. But no matter how many leagues are created or other sports that take massive leaps forward in popularity, in America, the NFL reigns supreme as the most dominant sports organization. Via the Hollywood Reporter, NFL ratings continue to remain high…

Justin GoodrumJanuary 30, 2026

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The True Story of Nazi Germany’s Secret Resistance and Its Deadly Infiltration

Jonathan Freedman has written a thought-provoking, heart-breaking work of non-fiction in The Traitor’s Circle subtitled The True Story of a Secret Resistance Network in Nazi Germany and the Spy Who Betrayed Them. Among his previous works is the award-winning true story The Escape Artist: The Man who Broke out of…

Linda HitchcockFebruary 4, 2026

Nonfiction

The Life and Legacy of Abstract Expressionist Barnett Newman

Art historian, journalist and author Amy Newman (no relation to her subject) has written the definitive biography Barnett Newman: Here, about one of the founding members of the Abstract Expressionist movement. Newman sometimes referred to their works as “Abstract Sublime”. Beginning in the early 1940’s, these artists primarily based in…

Linda HitchcockJanuary 30, 2026

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Astrology Beyond Prediction: An Embodiment Forecast for 2026

Here's the thing about most astrology forecasts: they're not wrong. The information is usually accurate. But accuracy isn't the same as usefulness, and that's where a lot of astrologers miss the mark. Because what good is knowing that Saturn is doing this or Neptune is doing that if it just…

Aycee BrownFebruary 2, 2026

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Five Books That Examine Racism and Prejudice in the American Legal System

As tensions continue to rise across American political lines, one particularly incendiary topic is the discussion of the US legal system. Many advocates have brought to light the way the prison-industrial complex plays a major role in the racism and subjugation of Black Americans. And while the US legal system’s…

Cameron KimballSeptember 13, 2023

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Grandmother’s Mementos Reveal Details of Her Coming-of-Age in Berlin’s Belle Époque

A grandmother’s album of photographs and postcards reveals the Belle Époque in Berlin — a time of unrivaled promise, peace, and prosperity — through the eyes of a young Prussian Jewish woman, as told by her grandson Stephan R. Frenkel in Clara’s Secret (LAEV). In 2016, Frenkel discovered an album…

Peggy KurkowskiSeptember 7, 2023

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Novel About Florence Nightingale Perfect for Women’s History Month

“A writer at the height of her powers.” That’s how Oprah.com described Melissa Pritchard, whose latest work, Flight of the Wild Swan, is a majestic novel about Florence Nightingale, whose courage, self-confidence and resilience transformed nursing and the role of women in medicine. Sweeping yet intimate, Flight of the Wild…

BookTribMarch 12, 2024

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Building Better Men, Brick by Brick in “Boys Will Be Men”

In an era when conversations about masculinity often oscillate between defensiveness and despair, Vince Benevento’s Boys Will Be Men: 8 Lessons for the Lost American Male takes a different approach. Rather than debating what masculinity should mean, Benevento focuses on what young men actually need: structure, accountability, mentorship and a…

BookTribJanuary 20, 2026

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Ryan L. Cole Revives the Heroism and Legacy of America’s Beloved Revolutionary

Ryan L. Cole has brought Marquis de Lafayette, the French war hero of the American Revolution, back to full, vivid life reminding readers of the tremendous contribution this nobleman made to the colonists fight for independence from Great Britain. The Last Adieu: Lafayette’s Triumphant Return, the Echoes of Revolution and…

Linda HitchcockDecember 5, 2025

A Family’s Journey to Enlightenment in India and Nepal

Books & Looks Podcast: Untamed America: Rediscovering Our Wild Heritage With Ruby McConnell

9/11 Firefighter Makes a Difference by Cycling Across America

BookTrib Interview with Rick Steves on Transformational Travel and Global Perception

Globe-Trotting Memoir Recounts Woman’s Path to Becoming a “Traveler Between Worlds”

Delightful and Insightful Travel Guide to the World of California Wine

Connect With Sara Wiseman’s “Messages from the Divine”

Ratings, Revenue and Relentless Power: Inside the NFL’s Path to Total Dominance

Astrology Beyond Prediction: An Embodiment Forecast for 2026

Five Books That Examine Racism and Prejudice in the American Legal System

Grandmother’s Mementos Reveal Details of Her Coming-of-Age in Berlin’s Belle Époque

Ryan L. Cole Revives the Heroism and Legacy of America’s Beloved Revolutionary

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