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Fiction

C.D. Rose’s Latest Answers the Literary Question: ‘Who’s Who When Everyone is Someone Else?’

C.D. Rose is master of the short story, but his latest work, Who's Who When Everyone is Someone Else (April 10, 2018, Melville House), is a novel that combines elements of mystery, fantasy and satire. Rose turns one man's story into an exploration of something we love at BookTrib--- forgotten books. In…

BookTribApril 5, 2018

Fiction

Sally Koslow on Fitzgerald’s Love Affair with Sheilah Graham in Her New Book, “Another Side of Paradise”

It is always intriguing when an author shifts genres and offers us something very different - especially when the latest project captures our attention immediately and we declare ourselves followers of the writer. Sally Koslow, having written popular novels including The Late, Lamented Molly Marx, The Widow Waltz and Little…

Susan Shapiro BarashJune 6, 2018

Fiction

Comic Thriller “Death and Taxes” Pits an IRS Repo Squad Against the Mongolian Mob, Radioactive Cows and a Murderous Eunuch

Mark Douglas is an IRS accountant, a former Marine content to hide out in his cubicle and audit suspicious tax returns. His latent thirst for action is satisfied by occasional forays into the field, armed with tear gas, a bull horn, and a rental truck to haul in whatever pays…

Joanna PoncavageMay 30, 2018

Fiction

Joanna Cantor on Her Debut Novel, Yoga, and Writing About Grief

This year, we've had some pretty standout books that have been published across the genres, but debut author Joanna Cantor's novel Alternative Remedies For Loss has become one of the most talked about and beloved books, even though it was released just a few weeks ago. Though this is her debut,…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJune 4, 2018

Fiction

Live Interview with Elin Hilderbrand, the Queen of the Summer Novel

If you're lounging on the beach this summer, there's one author that needs a place in your picnic basket: Elin Hilderbrand. Her books are perfect for the vacationer, which is why she has earned the appropriate title, "the "Queen of the Summer Novel." As it says on her website (linked above),…

Ben S. DutkaJune 14, 2015

Fiction

BookTrib Q&A: Contemplating Immigration and Morality with Acclaimed Author Ayelet Gundar-Goshen

When Ayelet Gundar-Goshen, the Israeli author, screenwriter and psychologist first published One Night, Markovitch a few years ago, it was one of the most compelling works of literature to be translated from Hebrew into 13 different languages. Now, with her latest novel, Waking Lions, Gundar-Goshen brings readers another compelling story, this time about…

BookTribMarch 8, 2018

C.D. Rose’s Latest Answers the Literary Question: ‘Who’s Who When Everyone is Someone Else?’

Sally Koslow on Fitzgerald’s Love Affair with Sheilah Graham in Her New Book, “Another Side of Paradise”

Comic Thriller “Death and Taxes” Pits an IRS Repo Squad Against the Mongolian Mob, Radioactive Cows and a Murderous Eunuch

Joanna Cantor on Her Debut Novel, Yoga, and Writing About Grief

Live Interview with Elin Hilderbrand, the Queen of the Summer Novel

BookTrib Q&A: Contemplating Immigration and Morality with Acclaimed Author Ayelet Gundar-Goshen

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