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Fiction

BookTrib Chats with Jill Orr on Plotting the Perfect Murder and Writing Messy Millennials

Crime novels are one of the most popular fiction genres, so it is difficult for writers to keep it fresh and explore new twists on the traditional whodunit. Author Jill Orr is successfully among those who have. niche all of her own. Rather than featuring your seasoned crime solver or…

BookTribApril 2, 2018

Business Nonfiction

VIDEO: Anna Sabino, Author of ‘Your Creative Career’ Talks About Turning Her Passion into Profit

https://www.amazon.com/Your-Creative-Career-Fulfilling-Financially/dp/1632651114 In this interview, artist Anna Sabino talks with BookTrib about how she turned her passion and creativity into a business. Her book, Your Creative Career: Turn Your Passion into a Fulfilling and Financially Rewarding Lifestyle, is a journey into finding one's calling and how doing what you love is not…

BookTribMarch 12, 2018

Book Club Network Romance

Romanticist Brae Goes Global in “Eight Goodbyes”

When Tessa Talman meets Simon Fremont for the first time, not only is she attracted to him, she is intrigued by how different their lives are. He’s a dedicated scientist while she’s a head-in-the-clouds romance author. While their relationship grows, they agree to meet in places around the world while…

BookTribAugust 28, 2018

Better Self Business Nonfiction

Exclusive! Miya Tokumitsu on Why “Do What You Love” is Misleading

Miya Tokumitsu never imagined when she wrote the article, “In the Name of Love” for JacobinMag.com that it would be picked up by Slate and quickly become an internet sensation. Since then, Tokumitsu has written DO WHAT YOU LOVE and Other Lies About Success and Happiness (Regan Arts, August 2015) in…

Beth WaskoOctober 5, 2015

Fiction

What We Still Don’t Know About the MLK Assassination 50 Years Later: Interview with Author Steve Berry

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King. We recently spoke with author Steve Berry about his book The Bishop's Pawn (Minotaur), what happened at the Lorraine Motel 50 years ago, what we don't know about the investigation and whether or not history has been kind…

BookTribApril 4, 2018

Fiction

A Domestic Drama That Peeks Into a Privileged Society

Palm Beach, FL, is that tiny town nestled by the ocean north of Miami, seasonal home to the rich and richer. In A Palm Beach Wife (St. Martin's Griffin), Susan Shapiro Barash, writing under the pen name Susannah Marren, delves into the status and tentative nature of the idealized lifestyle…

Sally KoslowApril 8, 2019

Fiction

Interview with Michèle Phoenix, author of ‘The Space Between Words’

Watch our new author video interview, “15 minutes with… Michèle Phoenix,” now! Here, we talk about her new novel , The Space Between Words, how her travels inspire her writing and her work with "Third Culture Kids". You don’t want to miss this interview brought to you by NetGalley, Meryl Moss Media…

BookTribJuly 31, 2017

Fiction

Cinderella Back by Popular Demand With a New Twist

Now here comes Slipper, Hester Velmans’ first adult novel, starring Lucinda as the luckless heroine who chases happiness through seventeenth-century England and Europe. Born to a woman who had secretly wed an aristocrat and died in childbirth, Lucinda is an orphan who spends her childhood being batted back and forth…

Claudia KeenanMay 17, 2018

Fiction

‘The Last Watchman of Old Cairo’ A Spellbinding New Novel Transports Readers to Egypt

The latest novel from Michael David Lukas, The Last Watchman of Old Cairo (Spiegel & Grau) is a spellbinding novel that takes place in Cairo, Egypt and focuses on the Ezra Scroll--- a legendary, perfect copy of the Torah written by the Prophet Ezra himself. Written across three different time periods, from…

BookTribApril 6, 2018

Fiction

Maurene Goo Dishes on Food Trucks, Frenemies, and The Way You Make Me Feel

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content. Maurene Goo’s The Way You Make Me Feel contains all of the perfect ingredients for a great summer read. There’s a blossoming romance, a heartfelt enemies-to-frenemies-to-bffs plot, and it’s all centered around a food truck whose menu will leave your mouth watering. Here, we chat with…

BookishMay 30, 2018

Fiction

‘Like Slouch Socks and Fluorescent Reeboks’: Sipping Truth Tea with Bestselling Author Josh Sabarra

“We go back like slouch socks and fluorescent Reeboks” is how I preface anything that I know will make my best friend facepalm. It is my way of reminding her that we have been friends for too long for her to be surprised by anything that comes out of my…

Aisha K. StaggersSeptember 29, 2017

Fiction

Exclusive Interview and Excerpt: Jen Wang’s ‘The Prince and the Dressmaker’

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content. Jen Wang’s latest graphic novel, The Prince and the Dressmaker, is an inspiring story about the blossoming connection between a young seamstress with dreams of becoming a fashion designer and a prince who wears dresses by night and longs for parental acceptance by day. This…

BookTribMarch 7, 2018

Fiction

Jamie Brenner’s “Blush” Gives Three Women Bonded by Family the Chance for Beautiful Boldness

Review and Q&A with Susan Shapiro Barash aka Susannah Marren, author of A Palm Beach Scandal (St. Martin's Griffin) Three generations of women at a family vineyard on the North Fork of Long Island find their strength and determination put to the test in Jamie Brenner’s new novel, Blush (G.P.…

Susan Shapiro BarashJune 22, 2021

Fiction

‘Only Child’ Author Rhiannon Navin on School Shootings, Family and Grief

I loved Only Child, the debut novel from Rhiannon Navin, written from the perspective of a first grader, Zach, who experiences a school shooting. The writing pulled me in so much, I couldn’t put down the book until I finished; I think about the characters and how they dealt with tragedy…

BookTribMarch 26, 2018

Fiction

Behind Every Great Man Is An Even Better…

Hamilton: The Musical sparked a world-wide obsession with the story of Alexander Hamilton, his life, family, relationships, and death. Not only did Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creator and star of the musical, create some of the catchiest and memorable songs we've ever heard, but he brought the Founding Father to life in…

BookTribMarch 29, 2018

Fiction

Liam Callanan on Bookstores, Travel and Magic of Paris

Who doesn't love Paris? Whether it's the language, the culture, the food, or just that element of je ne sais quoi, there's something magnetic about the city. With so many different words that could be used, it's telling that perhaps the most common word to describe the city is magic. And no…

BookTribApril 11, 2018

BookTrib Chats with Jill Orr on Plotting the Perfect Murder and Writing Messy Millennials

VIDEO: Anna Sabino, Author of ‘Your Creative Career’ Talks About Turning Her Passion into Profit

Romanticist Brae Goes Global in “Eight Goodbyes”

Exclusive! Miya Tokumitsu on Why “Do What You Love” is Misleading

What We Still Don’t Know About the MLK Assassination 50 Years Later: Interview with Author Steve Berry

A Domestic Drama That Peeks Into a Privileged Society

Interview with Michèle Phoenix, author of ‘The Space Between Words’

Cinderella Back by Popular Demand With a New Twist

‘The Last Watchman of Old Cairo’ A Spellbinding New Novel Transports Readers to Egypt

Maurene Goo Dishes on Food Trucks, Frenemies, and The Way You Make Me Feel

‘Like Slouch Socks and Fluorescent Reeboks’: Sipping Truth Tea with Bestselling Author Josh Sabarra

Exclusive Interview and Excerpt: Jen Wang’s ‘The Prince and the Dressmaker’

Jamie Brenner’s “Blush” Gives Three Women Bonded by Family the Chance for Beautiful Boldness

‘Only Child’ Author Rhiannon Navin on School Shootings, Family and Grief

Behind Every Great Man Is An Even Better…

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