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Bio Hacking Isn’t It. Unlongevity Is. Escape Excessive Wellness Trends for Long-Lasting Change

You’re taking your supplements. You’re making protein a priority. You’re even waking up at 5 AM to work up a sweat before breakfast. Yet somehow, you’re still not feeling great. As crazy as it sounds, the answer is un-optimizing your health — and the guide to doing so came out…

Meryl L. MossAugust 13, 2026

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The BookTrib Brief: The Summer’s Hottest Authors Event Is Heating Up!

You know it’s the pinnacle of summer in East Hampton when Authors Night finally hits. Every August, the East Hampton Library sets up its iconic white tent for its annual Author’s Night Benefit. Known as the premier literary event of the summer, this hotly anticipated event has grown over the…

BookTribAugust 7, 2026

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How Exploring the Wild Beneath Transformed a Doctor into an Author

I never planned to write fiction. I’m a physician who has worked across rural and remote emergency departments and inner-city health for fifteen years. I’ve met tens of thousands of patients, and while they might come to me with the flu or a sprained ankle, there are always more important…

Kelly AndersonAugust 4, 2026

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Books That Feature “Twists of Fate”

Think about it: Some of the most unforgettable books hinge on a missed opportunity, a chance meeting, or even a random conversation. Such moments end up being the catalyst for life-altering journeys. What’s cool is that these stories can be found in almost all genres – romance, historical fiction, mystery,…

Suzy EnglandAugust 3, 2026

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In Praise of the Nosy Neighbor: Why Every Mystery Needs One

We’ve all read a mystery featuring the dreaded curtain-twitcher, a beady eye sweeping the street, the busybody, the local gossip, the old lady asking too many pertinent questions for comfort. The nosy neighbor is instantly recognizable and integral to the mystery yet is often an overlooked character. They’re frequently the…

Shannon MorganJuly 28, 2026

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How Eating Crayons and Glue to Survive in the Desert Inspired A Novel

Decades ago, there was a story in Time Magazine (Volume 86, Page 98, 1965) about a family who survived getting lost in the desert by drinking water from the car radiator and eating crayons. When that issue arrived at our house, my parents must have talked about the broken-down car,…

Ann GarvinJuly 15, 2026

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6 Works of Crime Fiction That Reinvent Justice

What if the justice system didn't stop at prison? What if it prevented crimes before they happened, asked offenders to experience the pain they'd caused, or sought healing instead of punishment? These six works of crime fiction take familiar questions about crime and accountability in strikingly different directions. Some embrace…

BookTribJune 29, 2026

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The Last Frontier: Books Set in Alaska

In 1954, the New York Times ran an article called "Couple Finds Life in Alaska Varied." In it they wrote, “As in the country of which it is a territory, ‘living in Alaska is what you make it,’ according to one young couple here.” That sentiment is still true today and…

Lisa RoeJuly 1, 2026

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Celebrate the Magic of Romance in New YA Romantasy Collection

These Kindred Hearts: 17 Tales of Love and Magic is an absolutely delightful new anthology of short stories that span the tropes of the young adult romantasy genre.

Kiersten BjorkJune 30, 2026

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Jamie Brenner on Writing “Blue Angel”

In Blue Angel, Jamie Brenner ventures into bold new territory, exploring desire, performance and the transformative power of self-discovery. At the center of the novel is Mallory, a young woman whose carefully mapped future begins to unravel after a visit to a burlesque club that challenges everything she thought she…

BookTribJune 18, 2026

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Monster-Hunting Fantasy with Danger Beyond the Beasts

In monster-hunting fantasy, the creature is rarely the whole story. The fang, claw or curse may be what gets the plot moving, but the best books in the subgenre understand that monsters often expose something deeper: a broken society, a buried history, a dangerous bargain, a wounded hero or a…

BookTribJune 25, 2026

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Spiritual Journeys That Transform the Traveler

The spiritual journey is rarely a straight path. It unfolds through moments of wonder and doubt, clarity and confusion, longing and discovery. These books explore that universal search for meaning, inviting readers to reflect on the questions that shape our lives and the experiences that transform us. Whether rooted in…

BookTribJune 23, 2026

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Pride Month Reads: Love & Friendship

For Pride Month, we’re celebrating stories that highlight the many forms of connection that shape our lives. These novels showcase LGBTQ+ authors and characters navigating relationships that are complex and heartfelt. Whether through romance, loyalty, shared history or unwavering support in times of crisis, each book reminds us that the…

Women's Fiction Writers AssociationJune 24, 2026

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Immerse Yourself in Different Cultures with These Six Novels

Open yourself to different cultures and experience the world through the lens of those whose lives may be different from your own. These novels are beautiful, haunting stories of love, heartbreak, ancestry, resilience and redemption, spanning continents and time periods. All will open your heart and expand your understanding of…

Michelle St. RomainJune 24, 2026

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The Role of Women in Fairy Tales

This is the role of women in fairy tales. We’re not always the princess. We’re not always the witch. These are just labels or costumes, because what’s underneath is always the same, we are the ones who carry the tales through the dark, intact, even as we slowly fall apart,…

Cynthia PelayoJune 17, 2026

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Michael West on Understanding Why

Why? Recently, I was asked by a friend for professional advice; I loathe giving business advice. Don’t get me wrong, I am honored when someone thinks I can add value, but I don’t enjoy talking about business. My career would suggest I am well-versed in various business topics; I have…

Michael WestJune 17, 2026

How Exploring the Wild Beneath Transformed a Doctor into an Author

Books That Feature “Twists of Fate”

In Praise of the Nosy Neighbor: Why Every Mystery Needs One

How Eating Crayons and Glue to Survive in the Desert Inspired A Novel

The Last Frontier: Books Set in Alaska

Celebrate the Magic of Romance in New YA Romantasy Collection

Jamie Brenner on Writing “Blue Angel”

Monster-Hunting Fantasy with Danger Beyond the Beasts

Spiritual Journeys That Transform the Traveler

Pride Month Reads: Love & Friendship

Immerse Yourself in Different Cultures with These Six Novels

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