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Girl Dinner: A Feast of Short Stories & Essays by Women

Women’s voices in literature are as varied and nourishing as a perfectly curated “girl dinner” plate: sometimes indulgent, sometimes sharp, always satisfying. From bite-sized short stories to rich, thought-provoking essays, this collection celebrates women writers who serve up brilliance in every genre. Whether you’re craving stories of resilience, humor, identity…

Kelsey HallMarch 27, 2025

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Football Star Shows It’s Never a Bad Time to Pick Up a Book

As Editorial Director of BookTrib, if I was caught watching a football game during work hours, there’d be hell to pay. So why is a football player caught on the sidelines in the middle of his workday on a nationally televised post-season playoff game being hailed as a hero for…

Jim AlkonJanuary 15, 2025

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Books Each Twilight Character Needs to Read

With hoa hoa hoa season in full swing, many fans are sure to be rewatching or rereading Stephanie Meyer’s beloved Twilight saga. Something about the series continuously draws fans back, whether it’s the nostalgia of obsessing over the books as a teen or the cringe-worthy yet entertaining melodrama of the…

Katie BloomerOctober 17, 2024

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Some of Your Bestselling Favorites Are Products of Fanfiction

If you’re familiar with Fifty Shades of Grey or The Idea of You, you may also be aware of the “fanfiction-to-bestseller” pipeline: the phenomenon by which a writer who previously specialized in fanfiction comes into mainstream success. For E.L. James (who wrote Fifty Shades of Grey), Robinne Lee (who wrote…

Savannah CordovaOctober 9, 2024

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10+ Greek Myth Retellings to Read After Binge-Watching Netflix’s “KAOS”

Season one of Netflix’s latest hit, KAOS, has sadly come to an end. For those left hungry for more of this comedic modern Greek mythology retelling, who eagerly await season two, I’ve found some books you can devour in the meantime. From feminist and queer retellings to steamy modern romances,…

Katie BloomerSeptember 16, 2024

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The Universal Obsession with Anti-Aging

Societal beauty standards are notorious for being out of reach for regular people. However, the push from luxury brands glorifying “unconventional beauty” standards — the ones model agencies prefer from prospective supermodels — reminded me of a quote from The Devil Wears Prada, when Miranda Priestly says in a deadpan…

Monique SnymanSeptember 9, 2024

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Is Manifesting Real or 21st-Century Snake Oil?

Manifesting …. is it real or is it a sham? Does it actually work? Or is it twenty-first century snake oil? In case you’ve been living under a rock, let me explain the concept of manifesting. Manifesting is the idea that if you really want something, you can have it.…

Sandra BlockSeptember 4, 2024

Fiction Listicles Pop Culture

Celebrate the “Short n’ Sweet” Album Release With These Quick Reads

At BookTrib, it’s become pretty clear that we are big fans of combining the world of music and literature together. Perhaps you got your latest book recommendation from our Lit Girl Summer list, or maybe you’re still working on finishing reading our recommendations for books that feel like your favorite…

Eileen FlahertyAugust 22, 2024

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Abbi Glines’ Inside Look at Colleen Hoover’s “It Ends With Us” Adaptation

Colleen Hoover’s blockbuster novel It Ends With Us, about a workaholic in a too-good-to-be-true romance who can’t stop thinking about her first love, hits theaters this week with such anticipation that advance ticket sales have shattered records. And BookTrib was able to get an insider’s take! The story follows Lily…

Abbi GlinesAugust 8, 2024

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What to Read for Lit Girl Summer Based on Which Album You Have on Repeat

Summer may be coming to an end, but that doesn't mean Lit Girl Summer has to end — it’s a perpetual state of mind! In case you missed it, allow us to fill you in. Elle recently coined the term “Lit Girl Summer” to highlight all of the celebrities and…

Eileen FlahertyAugust 14, 2024

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How Swifties, Vampires, and Subversive Digital Marketing Are Connected

Throughout the years, Anne Rice’s popular character Lestat de Lioncourt from The Vampire Chronicles has been portrayed on-screen by some of the hottest actors of their time, including Tom Cruise, Stuart Townsend, and most recently Sam Reid. This has inadvertently cemented his legacy in pop culture as a multi-generational bad…

Monique SnymanAugust 7, 2024

Listicles Pop Culture

6 Books That Feel Like Your Favorite Chappell Roan Song

The name on everybody’s lips is Chappell Roan, and we’re not mad about it. If you’re somehow not familiar with the name Chappell Roan, get ready to meet your new favorite singer, performer, creative and icon. Chappell Roan is the drag persona of Kayleigh Rose Amstutz, a 26-year-old self-proclaimed “midwestern…

Eileen FlahertyJune 21, 2024

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Howard Stern: Interviews That Define Pop Culture

We were a radio marketing agency, had just named a hypothetical radio industry “Mount Rushmore” onto which Howard’s face was chiseled, and were invited to his show to give him a plaque. It was marketing heaven – millions of listeners and a free swing at anything we wanted to say…

Jim AlkonMay 22, 2019

Nonfiction Pop Culture

Britney Spears’ Powerful, Emotional Memoir is a Cultural Reckoning

Two, maybe even three, generations had lived for and loved Britney Spears over the past couple of decades. Her music is the soundtrack to many lives; her life is what sold millions of tabloids to little girls and boys — now women and men — who worship her. We were…

Monique SnymanOctober 25, 2023

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Jeffrey Breslow Shares Inner-Workings of Game-Making Industry

Millions of people around the world have played with games and toys that Jeffrey Breslow and his partners invented. In A Game Maker’s Life: A Hall of Fame Game Inventor and Executive tells the Inside Story of the Toy Industry (Post Hill Press), Jeffrey Breslow tells the remarkable story of…

Jim AlkonSeptember 26, 2022

Miscellany Nonfiction Pop Culture

Celebrity Memoirs and the New Age of Capitalizing on Trauma

At the risk of sounding glib, it seems you can’t turn your head these days without alighting on a celebrity memoir — and that in all likelihood, its pages will be stuffed to the margins with trauma. In the last two years, there’s been a veritable explosion of celebrity memoirs…

Savannah CordovaApril 15, 2024

Girl Dinner: A Feast of Short Stories & Essays by Women

Football Star Shows It’s Never a Bad Time to Pick Up a Book

Books Each Twilight Character Needs to Read

Some of Your Bestselling Favorites Are Products of Fanfiction

10+ Greek Myth Retellings to Read After Binge-Watching Netflix’s “KAOS”

The Universal Obsession with Anti-Aging

Is Manifesting Real or 21st-Century Snake Oil?

Celebrate the “Short n’ Sweet” Album Release With These Quick Reads

Abbi Glines’ Inside Look at Colleen Hoover’s “It Ends With Us” Adaptation

What to Read for Lit Girl Summer Based on Which Album You Have on Repeat

How Swifties, Vampires, and Subversive Digital Marketing Are Connected

6 Books That Feel Like Your Favorite Chappell Roan Song

Howard Stern: Interviews That Define Pop Culture

Jeffrey Breslow Shares Inner-Workings of Game-Making Industry

Celebrity Memoirs and the New Age of Capitalizing on Trauma

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