Donald Trump

Fiction

In “GOTCHA!,” Trump Rages, the World Tilts, and Life Goes On

Toxic power; a delusional president; despicable characters; lies, sex and audiotapes; and a basket overflowing with deplorables. Now throw in hydroxychloroquine as a cure for COVID-19 — just because we can and they actually did — and what you get is a GOTCHA!: Inside Trump’s 2020 Campaign (South Street Books) by…

Carole ClapsJanuary 5, 2021

Author Spotlight Thrillers

Author Rick Pullen Gets Fired Up Over His New Book, ‘The Apprentice’

"Virtual Coffee With" is a new column on BookTrib where we chat via email or social media with some of today's most prolific writers. For our inaugural interview we connected with award-winning investigative reporter, magazine editor and author Rick Pullen. Pullen, who is best known for his 2016 thriller, Naked Ambition,…

Maddy TroyDecember 19, 2017

Thrillers

“The Boy from the Woods” Driven by Signature Coben Plot Twists

The twist is the thing. Harlan Coben has become a cottage industry unto himself, not just with a long string of bestsellers and over 70 million books in print, but, more recently, as a rising force in international television. (He currently has no less than 14 projects in development with…

Casey BarrettMarch 17, 2020

Thrillers

Le Carre Shows No Signs of Slowing Down with “Agent Running in the Field”

A character is speaking, of course, of the current American president. This particular rant is just getting started. There are many others. Whether it’s savaging Trump or Brexit or the entire Western capitalist system in its present state, the assessments in John Le Carré's latest novel are brutal – and…

Casey BarrettOctober 23, 2019

Thrillers

Ten’s Gretchen McNeil: How to Make Serial Killers Fun

Gretchen McNeil is not only an incredibly talented author, she's also a professionally trained opera singer, a natural performer, and one of the nicest people we've ever met. The hit YA author is probably best known for her book Ten, which won numerous awards before being turned into a Lifetime original…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaJuly 12, 2018

Miscellany

BookTrib on Demand, July’s Celebrity Reads and Mary Trump’s Shocking Book on Donald

BookTrib wants to keep you in the book news loop! Each week our editors take a pulse on what’s happening in the book world and hand pick stories, tidbits and reviews you may have missed. Great news! You can watch our author interviews anytime you like with BookTrib on Demand!…

BookTribJuly 10, 2020

Miscellany

Philosophical Plants, Books That Spark Political Thought and Introspective Father & Son Letters

BookTrib wants to keep you in the book news loop! Each week our editors take a pulse on what’s happening in the book world and hand pick stories, tidbits and reviews you may have missed. As the Pandemic and Quarantine Continue, Writers Recommend More Books for the Long Summer Ahead…

BookTribJune 19, 2020

Miscellany

“Fear” Strikes Out in Small West Virginia Library Flap

As Fear, Bob Woodward’s new book about the first year of the Trump administration, climbs to the top of non-fiction bestseller lists, The Washington Post has published a story about a library in a small West Virginia town of 600 that has chosen not to carry the book, despite apparent…

BookTribSeptember 14, 2018

Miscellany

Abigail DeWitt: How Trump Killed My Taste for Profanity

The top critical Amazon review of my last novel, Dogs, laments that “there was unnecessary use of the ‘F’ word.” The novel is from the point of view of a pot-smoking, shoplifting teenager in the 1970s. What did the reader expect? I laughed and figured I was in good stylistic…

BookTrib Guest AuthorJune 22, 2018

Miscellany

Was Embattled Ex-Trump Aide Sam Nunberg’s Media Meltdown a Plea for Help Or a Pitch for a Book Deal?

It was the s*** show everyone was either watching, tweeting or talking about in real time from 2:30 pm on Monday until late into the night. Former Trump aide, employee and campaigner, Sam Nunberg had a major media meltdown across five shows on two cable news networks and several local…

BookTribMarch 6, 2018

Miscellany

Fictional Bookshelf: What Members of Congress Might be Reading This Weekend

In this turbulent political climate, we all have a sharp eye on Congress as they shape national policies that will affect us all for years to come. But, with all that hard work, we worry about what about how they’re reading in their downtime. We hope that our leaders are…

Rachel CarterJanuary 19, 2018

Miscellany

Your Online, Curated Bookshelf: This Week’s Best New Releases

Last week, we encouraged you to read more this year, a New Year's resolution. This week, we have some more fantastic additions for your bookshelf--- or for someone else's bookshelf--- if you're feeling generous, or in need of a gift! With the latest thrillers, political analyses and exposés, and edgy…

BookTribJanuary 16, 2018

Miscellany

‘Unbelievable’ New Releases You Can’t Wait to Read!

Two weeks into September and it’s finally starting to feel like fall, and with the new season, comes new books! From riveting autobiographies and intense dramas, to provoking sci-fi and secret love, here are eight new books just released this week. The wide variety of genres ensures that there's something…

Rachel Fogle De SouzaSeptember 15, 2017

Miscellany

Sherman Alexie’s “Hymn” Touches on Politics, Popular Culture and Pain

BookTrib is partnering with Early Bird Books to bring you more great content, including this poem by Sherman Alexie, which addresses the current climate of injustice plaguing the United States. "Hymn" Why do we measure people's capacity To love by how well they love their progeny? That kind of love is easy. Encoded. Any…

Early Bird BooksAugust 22, 2017

Miscellany

BOOK NEWS ROUNDUP: Apple Changes StoryTime Forever, Emma Watson is a Book Fairy, Trump’s Win Explained in Literature

The election is understandably still on everyone’s mind. But there was some interesting literature news peppered into all the politics last week. Here’s our weekly roundup of what went down in the world of books: Apple Revolutionizes StoryTime Bedtime has never looked so electronic! This week, Apple launched a new…

Rachel CarterNovember 14, 2016

Nonfiction Save the World

Young Immigrants Forced to Tell Their Stories in Anonymity

“The book you are holding was scheduled to be published in 2017 with full-color portraits of the young people who were interviewed for it. Since that time, executive action regarding DACA recipients has been in flux, making it risky for many of the participants to reveal their identities. Their images,…

Jim AlkonJanuary 11, 2019

In “GOTCHA!,” Trump Rages, the World Tilts, and Life Goes On

Author Rick Pullen Gets Fired Up Over His New Book, ‘The Apprentice’

“The Boy from the Woods” Driven by Signature Coben Plot Twists

Le Carre Shows No Signs of Slowing Down with “Agent Running in the Field”

BookTrib on Demand, July’s Celebrity Reads and Mary Trump’s Shocking Book on Donald

Philosophical Plants, Books That Spark Political Thought and Introspective Father & Son Letters

“Fear” Strikes Out in Small West Virginia Library Flap

Abigail DeWitt: How Trump Killed My Taste for Profanity

Was Embattled Ex-Trump Aide Sam Nunberg’s Media Meltdown a Plea for Help Or a Pitch for a Book Deal?

Fictional Bookshelf: What Members of Congress Might be Reading This Weekend

Your Online, Curated Bookshelf: This Week’s Best New Releases

‘Unbelievable’ New Releases You Can’t Wait to Read!

Sherman Alexie’s “Hymn” Touches on Politics, Popular Culture and Pain

BOOK NEWS ROUNDUP: Apple Changes StoryTime Forever, Emma Watson is a Book Fairy, Trump’s Win Explained in Literature

Young Immigrants Forced to Tell Their Stories in Anonymity

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