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April’s Author Crush: Sherrilyn Kenyon’s Dark-Hunter Series is Epically Intricate

Sherrilyn Kenyon The only thing I don’t like about books is that they’re always over too soon. Sometimes I just want to live in a world, breathing in the setting and staying with a couple long after the final page. This is why I was so excited to discover Sherrilyn Kenyon and…

Rachel CarterApril 19, 2017

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Lori Rader-Day Talks Research and Writing about the Unfamiliar

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content, including this article written by Lori Rader-Day. Here, The Black Hour author talks all about writing what she doesn't know. She also discusses how experts inform her writing and the "right" kind of research. “Write what you know” is common advice…

BookishApril 19, 2017

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Steve Berry’s “The Lost Order” Is Another Cotton Malone Hit

Synopsis: The Knights of the Golden Circle was the largest and most dangerous clandestine organization in American history. It amassed billions in stolen gold and silver, all buried in hidden caches across the United States. Since 1865 treasure hunters have searched, but little of that immense wealth has ever been…

Midwest Book ReviewApril 17, 2017

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Interview with Marc Elsberg, author of ‘Blackout’ (Video)

Watch our author video interview, “15 minutes with… Marc Elsberg,” now! Here, we talk about his TedxBerlin talk, where the inspiration for Blackout came from and how we should all truly be thinking about what would happen if we experienced a full technology blackout in our world. You don’t want to…

BookTribApril 14, 2017

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First Trailer Drops for Stephen King’s ‘The Mist’!

The first trailer for the new Spike show, The Mist, was just released and it looks AWESOME. Based on Stephen King’s 1980 novella, the trailer promises paranoia, creepy creatures and a whole lot of fog. Check it out above! The show premieres June 22 on Spike, and stars Morgan Spector, Alyssa…

Rachel CarterApril 12, 2017

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The Lost City of Z Adaptation Gives Us Charlie Hunnam, Adventures and Dark Obsessions

Real talk: I would watch Charlie Hunnam in anything. Seriously, if the former Sons of Anarchy star sat in an empty room playing solitaire, I would still be glued to the screen. Especially if he's shirtless. (Please, can he be shirtless?) So when I heard he was starring in The Lost…

Rachel CarterApril 11, 2017

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‘Bashert’ Author Herb Freed Answers the Deeper Questions of Life

Herb Freed, director, producer, spiritual leader, and author of Bashert, talks about past interviews with various talk shows, and the deeper questions he didn't expect to be asked. How did he answer them and what came to mind? Read on for more! Bashert: A Novel (Bellrock Press) was released on Valentine’s…

Herb FreedApril 6, 2017

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YA Author Claire LaZebnik Wants Autistic Characters to be the Star of the Show

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content, including this article written by Claire LaZebnik, author of Things I Should Have Known (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt for Young Readers, March 28, 2017). Author Claire LaZebnik has written both adult and YA novels, as well as educational and parenting books for…

BookishApril 5, 2017

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Capturing the Wall Street Corruption of Showtime’s Billions in Books

If you’re not watching Billions on Showtime, you are absolutely missing out. It’s like if Wolf of Wall Street and House of Cards had a corrupt little baby. And, honestly, we can't think of anything that sounds better than that! The star-studded show is nearing the end of its second season, which concludes on…

Rachel CarterApril 4, 2017

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Book Excerpt! Lisa Scottoline’s ‘One Perfect Lie’

For a sneak peek of Lisa Scottoline's One Perfect Lie (St. Martin's Press, April 11, 2017) check out the excerpt below! One Perfect Lie Chapter One Chris Brennan was applying for a teaching job at Central Valley High School, but he was a fraud. His resume was fake, and his identity…

Beth WaskoApril 3, 2017

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Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why is the Perfect YA Novel Adaptation

It’s not often that you read a book that moves you. And I mean truly moves you, bringing a tear (or 20) to your eye and making you think about it for weeks and months and even years later. Thirteen Reasons Why, written by Jay Asher, is one of those books for…

Rachel CarterMarch 31, 2017

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Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts Who Love Prison Break

When Fox’s Prison Break was cancelled back in 2009, I almost threw something at the TV. I was a huge fan from the start, and only fell harder during the show’s four seasons. I may have initially been enticed to watch by Wentworth Miller’s very sexy tattooed back, but I…

Rachel CarterMarch 31, 2017

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Oh My God! The Writing of Belief Systems in Fictional Novels

How does a belief system and God factor in when writing fictional novels and deciding what your characters believe in or if they believe in a higher power at all? The Sand Prince Author Kim Alexander digs deep and shares how she handles the topic of faith and religion as…

Kim AlexanderMarch 30, 2017

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Interview with Herb Freed, author of ‘Bashert’ (Video)

Watch our author video interview, “15 minutes with… Herb Freed,” now! Here, we discuss his newest release, Bashert, what exactly it means to Herb Freed and what's next for him in 2017. You don’t want to miss this interview brought to you by Meryl Moss Media and BookTrib.com. Would you recognize your…

BookTribMarch 28, 2017

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‘The Can Opener’s Daughter’ is Unlike Anything You Have Ever Read

It’s the most inventive graphic novel since Watchmen. Rob Davis’ The Can Opener's Daughter disorients and intrigues, rolling itself into a pent-up coming of age thriller set in a dystopian landscape you’d find in a teenage schizophrenic’s fever dream. Let me clarify, I’m not saying this graphic novel is as good…

Matt GillickMarch 24, 2017

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Q&A with Jennifer Donnelly Discussing ‘Beauty and the Beast: Lost in a Book’ (A No. 1 Amazon Bestseller!)

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content, including this Q&A with Jennifer Donnelly about Beauty and the Beast: Lost in a Book! New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Donnelly sat down with Bookish to discuss her latest release, the No. 1 teen and YA Amazon bestseller, Beauty and…

BookishMarch 22, 2017

April’s Author Crush: Sherrilyn Kenyon’s Dark-Hunter Series is Epically Intricate

Lori Rader-Day Talks Research and Writing about the Unfamiliar

Steve Berry’s “The Lost Order” Is Another Cotton Malone Hit

Interview with Marc Elsberg, author of ‘Blackout’ (Video)

First Trailer Drops for Stephen King’s ‘The Mist’!

The Lost City of Z Adaptation Gives Us Charlie Hunnam, Adventures and Dark Obsessions

‘Bashert’ Author Herb Freed Answers the Deeper Questions of Life

YA Author Claire LaZebnik Wants Autistic Characters to be the Star of the Show

Capturing the Wall Street Corruption of Showtime’s Billions in Books

Book Excerpt! Lisa Scottoline’s ‘One Perfect Lie’

Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why is the Perfect YA Novel Adaptation

Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts Who Love Prison Break

Oh My God! The Writing of Belief Systems in Fictional Novels

Interview with Herb Freed, author of ‘Bashert’ (Video)

‘The Can Opener’s Daughter’ is Unlike Anything You Have Ever Read

Q&A with Jennifer Donnelly Discussing ‘Beauty and the Beast: Lost in a Book’ (A No. 1 Amazon Bestseller!)

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