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Miscellany

How a Ride Up a Chairlift Triggered the Idea for My Latest Novel

I wasn’t thinking about writing when it happened. The only thing I was thinking about was how cold I was and how I really wanted to go back to the lodge, take off my ski boots, and settle in for a long anticipated Baileys and coffee. They say smell is…

BookTrib Guest AuthorFebruary 19, 2020

Miscellany

Why I Write About LGBTQ Kids-Jean P. Moore

When my first novel, Water on the Moon (She Writes Press), came out, I was invariably asked about the subplot of teen lesbianism. In my new novel, Tilda’s Promise, I have included 14-year-old Tilly who is questioning her gender. And I will no doubt be asked why I chose to include…

Jean P. MooreOctober 1, 2018

Nonfiction

Author Janet Lombardi Turns Catastrophe into Inspiration in ‘Bankruptcy: A Love Story’

Janet Lombardi experienced plenty of loss and heartbreak over the past seven years. As she wrote Bankruptcy: A Love Story, Janet Lombardi went on a journey of self-discovery, morphing her writing and becoming stronger every day. Here, she talks about her story and writing a memoir. I had a burning desire to write…

BookTrib Guest AuthorApril 10, 2017

Nonfiction

Author Alan C. Fox Says: The Best Defense is No Defense

When I think of defense, I think of forts in the 19th century American West, where settlers huddled, protected from attack by walls and the U.S. army. I think of castles in England, with drawbridges, gates, and moats. I think of Neighborhood Watch groups, trying to spot potential intruders and…

BookTrib Guest AuthorApril 12, 2016

Fiction

Author Katherine Winfield on the Influence of the Eastern Shore in Paranormal Mystery Series

When my husband suggested, 25 years ago, that we move to the Eastern Shore of Maryland from the DC suburbs where I’d grown up, I must admit, I was reluctant. I had a list of reasons why I didn’t want to move: it was too far to commute, I didn’t know…

BookTrib Guest AuthorMarch 9, 2017

Fiction

Why David Duchovny and I Should Be Friends

On January 3, 2017, my agent sent the manuscript of my third novel, entitled Miss Subways, out on submission to publishers. On January 9, 2017, the “Publishers Marketplace Daily Deals” e-newsletter announced that David Duchovny’s novel, entitled Miss Subways, had been sold to Farrar, Straus and Giroux for publication in Spring 2018. Come…

Susie Orman SchnallJuly 10, 2018

Better Self Business Miscellany

Author Alan C. Fox: Why Positive Reinforcement is (almost) Always Better Than Negative

Years ago, a University of Southern California professor who was teaching a psychology class I was sitting in on taught me an important lesson about human behavior. He suggested that positive reinforcement is a more effective way of getting people to do what you want than negative reinforcement. “What?!?!?!” I…

BookTrib Guest AuthorApril 19, 2016

Author Spotlight Thrillers

T.R. Ragan on Her Transformation from Self-Published Romances to Bestselling Thrillers

Twenty-five years ago, after reading Jude Deveraux’s A Knight in Shining Armor and being taken away to another world, I knew instantly that I wanted to write a romance novel and provide readers with that same wonderful sense of escapism I had experienced. My first novel, Return of the Rose,…

BookTrib Guest AuthorMay 13, 2020

How a Ride Up a Chairlift Triggered the Idea for My Latest Novel

Why I Write About LGBTQ Kids-Jean P. Moore

Author Janet Lombardi Turns Catastrophe into Inspiration in ‘Bankruptcy: A Love Story’

Author Alan C. Fox Says: The Best Defense is No Defense

Author Katherine Winfield on the Influence of the Eastern Shore in Paranormal Mystery Series

Why David Duchovny and I Should Be Friends

Author Alan C. Fox: Why Positive Reinforcement is (almost) Always Better Than Negative

T.R. Ragan on Her Transformation from Self-Published Romances to Bestselling Thrillers

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