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Q&A: Betty Jean Craige Turns Genetics Into Suspense in ‘Aldo’

As science explores the possibilities of genetic therapy, questions arise as to how far is too far when it comes to scholarship and academic freedom in science; such is the case in Betty Jean Craige's novel, Aldo. Aldo is not only a suspense novel, it's a timely look at the politics involved…

BookTribMarch 29, 2018

Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Author Diane B. Saxton Talks about Symbolism and the Lives of Women ‘Peregrine Island’

Complex and rich, Peregrine Island: A Novel is a story where each character beautifully intertwines with the next, helping to create a narrative that is filled with art, mystery, family and life. The author of Peregrine Island, Diane B. Saxton, previously worked as a journalist, covering everything from animal rights activism,…

Monet TimmonsJanuary 29, 2018

Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Sports Writer and Journalist David Goldblatt on the History of the Olympics

A week from today, The Winter Olympic Games will kick off in Pyeongchang, South Korea. As beloved are these world games where athletes from across the globe compete for the ultimate prize--- an Olympic gold medal--- the Games do have their drawbacks. An ample amount of articles about corruption and…

BookTribFebruary 2, 2018

Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Radio Host Michael Hart Discusses the America You Won’t Find in History Books

Fortunately, radio host Michael Hart's book, Unknown America: Myths and Little Known Oddities about the Greatest Nation on Earth (Vol. 1) is full of facts, stories, and more about the history of the US that have become pretty unknown. Here, he talked with BookTrib about favorite overlooked facts, Claudette Colvin, historical inaccuracies, and more.…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 22, 2018

Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Dr. David Friedman on Diet Myths, “Food Sanity’ and Living a Food-Positive Lifestyle

Every year, a new diet trend guaranteed to help us live healthier lifestyles an shed some pounds emerges. But even with all the diets out there, a lot of the time they are replications of the tried and true methods we know: counting calories and exercising. Some focus on carb-loading, others on…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 19, 2018

Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A with Meditation Expert Light Watkins

Meditation is an ancient practice that not only introduces bodily awareness, but also clears the mind and relieves anxiety. Could it also be fun? In his most recent book Bliss More, meditation expert Light Watkins breaks away from other, conventional, and often convoluted, methods of teaching meditation by employing a streamlined…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 16, 2018

Business Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Author Ryan Avery Talks Generational Differences and ‘Motivating Millennials’

The word millennials is one that lately, is used a lot; and when it comes to business, some of the most common things you hear is that millennials are lazy and don't work hard. But Ryan Avery and James Goodnow are here to correct that misconception: it's not that millennials are…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 23, 2018

Better Self Business Nonfiction

Brand Yourself Like a Kardashian!: A BookTrib Q&A with Branding Strategist Rina Plapler

The Kardashian family has made a fortune branding themselves through social media. Regardless of how you feel about this family, their self-promotion techniques have been so effective that the name "Kardashian" is synonymous with a number of products, most recently Calvin Klein, but if anyone were to ask what exactly…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 31, 2018

Better Self Business Nonfiction

BookTrib Q&A: Joanne Sonenshine, Author of ‘ChangeSeekers’ on Changing Careers and Finding Your Calling

It's not always clear where we're headed in life, or in our career. We're in an age where it seems like we have to decide what our one, true calling is and what we will do with the rest of our lives at a relatively young age. However, this isn't…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 12, 2018

Fiction

BookTrib Q&A: Author/Attorney Stone Grissom on Finding Inspiration in the Fight for Justice

That has changed with the publication of his crime thriller A Cry for Justice. The fast-paced, gripping story of murder, an outraged community, politics, corruption, and betrayal begins when four gang members kill an innocent teen and are subsequently acquitted. Despite community outrage, the murder fades into memory until a…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 18, 2018

Fiction

BookTrib Q&A: Father-Daughter Duo Charles Veley and Anna Elliot on Their New Sherlock Holmes Narrative Series

Accomplished authors in their own right, father-daughter duo Charles Veley and Anna Elliott have been teaming up to bring a whole new take to the Sherlock Holmes stories. Shaking up the typical narrative is the introduction of Lucy James, a headstrong, independent American actress - who also turns out to…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 22, 2018

Fiction

BookTrib Q&A: Author Douglas Schofield on Writing Female Characters, the Refugee Crisis, and More

When it comes to writing good mystery crime novels, Douglas Schofield has a wealth of experience to fall back on. Having worked as a trial lawyer for over 30 years, he has seen hundreds of crimes go through the court room, prosecuting and defending them himself. For the past few…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 19, 2018

Fiction

BookTrib Q&A: Andrea Dunlop ‘Regrets Nothing’ about Her Love of The Big Apple

In 2017, books with a strong female protagonists were super popular: Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl and Liv Constantine's The Last Mrs. Parrish are just two of the books that had everyone in love with a strong female lead last year. This year, we are about to see another wave of bold women in literature…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJanuary 9, 2018

Q&A: Betty Jean Craige Turns Genetics Into Suspense in ‘Aldo’

BookTrib Q&A: Author Diane B. Saxton Talks about Symbolism and the Lives of Women ‘Peregrine Island’

BookTrib Q&A: Sports Writer and Journalist David Goldblatt on the History of the Olympics

BookTrib Q&A: Radio Host Michael Hart Discusses the America You Won’t Find in History Books

BookTrib Q&A: Dr. David Friedman on Diet Myths, “Food Sanity’ and Living a Food-Positive Lifestyle

BookTrib Q&A with Meditation Expert Light Watkins

BookTrib Q&A: Author Ryan Avery Talks Generational Differences and ‘Motivating Millennials’

Brand Yourself Like a Kardashian!: A BookTrib Q&A with Branding Strategist Rina Plapler

BookTrib Q&A: Joanne Sonenshine, Author of ‘ChangeSeekers’ on Changing Careers and Finding Your Calling

BookTrib Q&A: Author/Attorney Stone Grissom on Finding Inspiration in the Fight for Justice

BookTrib Q&A: Father-Daughter Duo Charles Veley and Anna Elliot on Their New Sherlock Holmes Narrative Series

BookTrib Q&A: Author Douglas Schofield on Writing Female Characters, the Refugee Crisis, and More

BookTrib Q&A: Andrea Dunlop ‘Regrets Nothing’ about Her Love of The Big Apple

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