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ICYMI: ‘A Place of Hope’: Eric L. Motley on His Life in the Historic Madison Park Community

The Madison Park community in Montgomery, Alabama, has one of the most interesting and important histories in the country. Founded in 1880 by fourteen former slaves, they established a school, a church, and ultimately, a philosophy of community that has lasted for generations. One such person to be raised there…

BookTribNovember 13, 2017

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Rose McGowan to Release ‘Brave’ New Book on Harvey Weinstein and Sexual Harassment in Hollywood

Rose McGowan has been very vocal in addressing sexual harassment in Hollywood, and specifically, against Harvey Weinstein, whom she says assaulted her in a hotel room in 1997. The two reached a settlement of $100,000, but that hasn't stopped McGowan for speaking out in support of Weinstein's other accusers. Since the…

BookTribNovember 13, 2017

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Wonderland: Steven Johnson on How Play Shaped the Modern World

What you are reading now is made possible by either a computer or mobile device that connects to WiFi or a hotspot. With little thought, you may check your text messages, email and social media for updates. None of this was possible 25 years ago as these things did not…

BookTribNovember 14, 2017

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‘Growing Up Fisher:’ Joely Fisher Reflects on Family, Fame and Life in New Memoir

Joely Fisher has had a long career in Hollywood as an actress and singer. The daughter of Eddie Fisher and Connie Stevens, she grew up in the spotlight as part of a Hollywood dynasty, alongside her half-sister Carrie Fisher. With her mother and younger sister Tricia Leigh Fisher, Joely toured the world,…

BookTribNovember 15, 2017

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Memoirs Take Center Stage in This Week’s List of New Releases

Memoirs take center stage in this weeks list of new releases. Garth Brooks documents the first five years of his career in the; Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman shares her journey from the gym to Olympic gold; and Rachel Jeffs' riveting escape from her abusive father and the fundamentalist Mormon church…

BookTribNovember 14, 2017

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BookTrib Q&A with Meditation Expert Light Watkins

Meditation is an ancient practice that not only introduces bodily awareness, but also clears the mind and relieves anxiety. Could it also be fun? In his most recent book Bliss More, meditation expert Light Watkins breaks away from other, conventional, and often convoluted, methods of teaching meditation by employing a streamlined…

BookTribJanuary 16, 2018

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BookTrib Q&A: Dr. David Friedman on Diet Myths, “Food Sanity’ and Living a Food-Positive Lifestyle

Every year, a new diet trend guaranteed to help us live healthier lifestyles an shed some pounds emerges. But even with all the diets out there, a lot of the time they are replications of the tried and true methods we know: counting calories and exercising. Some focus on carb-loading, others on…

BookTribJanuary 19, 2018

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BookTrib Q&A: Radio Host Michael Hart Discusses the America You Won’t Find in History Books

Fortunately, radio host Michael Hart's book, Unknown America: Myths and Little Known Oddities about the Greatest Nation on Earth (Vol. 1) is full of facts, stories, and more about the history of the US that have become pretty unknown. Here, he talked with BookTrib about favorite overlooked facts, Claudette Colvin, historical inaccuracies, and more.…

BookTribJanuary 22, 2018

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New Day Northwest Talks With DailyOM’s Madisyn Taylor on the Four Pillars of Wellness

This video interview was originally published on King5.com Madisyn Taylor, is the author of the chart-topping book Unmedicated, as well as the co-founder and editor-in-chief of lifestyle website the DailyOM, she knows what she's talking about when it comes to wellness. We love hearing what she has to say about holistic…

BookTribFebruary 21, 2018

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VIDEO Interview with Ryan Boyle 2016 Paralympian and Author of ‘When The Lights Go Out’

Watch our interview with 2016 Paralympic Silver Medalist and author, Ryan Boyle. Here, he talks with BookTrib about his beginnings, how he found the strength and willpower to work harder than ever, winning the silver medal at Rio, and where he's headed to next. This is one interview that you…

BookTribFebruary 22, 2018

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BookTrib Q&A with Rachel Hollis, Best Selling Author, Founder and CEO of Chic Media

There are books meant to guide us, and books to make us laugh, and rarely do they go hand-in-hand. At least, not until founder and CEO of Chic Media Rachel Hollis came along. Her latest book, Girl, Wash Your Face (by the way, this is excellent advice) is a best seller, stories…

BookTribFebruary 16, 2018

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When Saving the Ocean Starts on Land: The Human Story Behind a Conservation Breakthrough

At first glance, Sea Change seems like a story about fish, numbers, quotas, and dwindling stocks. But the deeper you go, the more it becomes a story about people. A story about cultures that shape them, the community that holds them together, and the unexpected ways those forces can either erode…

BookTribNovember 14, 2025

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A Clear-Eyed, Big-Hearted Memoir About Grief, Grit and the Places That Hold Us

Chris Smith’s My Mountains is a powerful memoir about family, faith, and resilience. Through breathtaking highs and heartbreaking lows, it reveals the strength of love and the quiet beauty of healing in the wake of loss.

BookTribNovember 6, 2025

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A Thoughtful Exploration of How Culture, Nature and Consciousness Intertwine

If you’ve ever found yourself contemplating how much of what you believe comes from the world around you vs. how much comes from within yourself, Jane Gallagher’s Reflections on Life’s Illusions: A Memoir of Culture and Consciousness will become your next deep dive. A Memoir that Thinks Beyond Memory Gallagher’s…

BookTribOctober 31, 2025

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David McCullough’s Final Reflections

History Matters is a posthumous collection of essays and speeches written by renowned and revered historian and biographer David McCullough (1933-2022). Edited by his daughter Dorie McCullough Lawson and long-time researcher Michael Hill, most entries are previously unpublished. Shortly after the 1992 publication of Truman, Dorie began working with Victoria…

Linda HitchcockOctober 31, 2025

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When Life Knocks You Down, Read These 6 Powerful Books for Healing, Hope & Renewal

Life doesn’t hand out roadmaps for the hard stuff — illness, grief, loss or the quiet, sometimes overwhelming uncertainty that comes after survival. There’s no checklist, no perfect sequence of steps, no easy answers. But books? Books can meet us exactly where we are. They can hold us, challenge us…

Monique SnymanOctober 29, 2025

ICYMI: ‘A Place of Hope’: Eric L. Motley on His Life in the Historic Madison Park Community

Rose McGowan to Release ‘Brave’ New Book on Harvey Weinstein and Sexual Harassment in Hollywood

Wonderland: Steven Johnson on How Play Shaped the Modern World

‘Growing Up Fisher:’ Joely Fisher Reflects on Family, Fame and Life in New Memoir

Memoirs Take Center Stage in This Week’s List of New Releases

BookTrib Q&A with Meditation Expert Light Watkins

BookTrib Q&A: Dr. David Friedman on Diet Myths, “Food Sanity’ and Living a Food-Positive Lifestyle

BookTrib Q&A: Radio Host Michael Hart Discusses the America You Won’t Find in History Books

New Day Northwest Talks With DailyOM’s Madisyn Taylor on the Four Pillars of Wellness

VIDEO Interview with Ryan Boyle 2016 Paralympian and Author of ‘When The Lights Go Out’

BookTrib Q&A with Rachel Hollis, Best Selling Author, Founder and CEO of Chic Media

When Saving the Ocean Starts on Land: The Human Story Behind a Conservation Breakthrough

A Thoughtful Exploration of How Culture, Nature and Consciousness Intertwine

When Life Knocks You Down, Read These 6 Powerful Books for Healing, Hope & Renewal

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