Interview with Gabe Hudson, author of ‘Gork, The Teenage Dragon’
Watch our author video interview, “15 minutes with… Gabe Hudson,” now! Here, we talk about his debut novel, Gork, The Teenage [...]
J. Courtney Sullivan’s ‘Saints for All Occasions’ Explores Family Secrets
Read on for a review of J. Courtney Sullivan's Saints for All Occasions, by Jane Green, author of The Sunshine [...]
Review: The Weird Greatness of Nathan Hill’s “The Nix”
A lot of people have called Nathan Hill’s debut novel, The Nix (Knopf, August 30, 2016), one of the best [...]
TED Talk: Safwat Saleem Urges You to Find Your Voice — Plus, a Helpful Book List
Finding a voice to fit your identity is never easy. However, artist, designer and animator Safwat Saleem, had a particularly [...]
#Thrillerfest16 is Happening Now! Thrillers that Get Our Pulse Racing
It's that time of year again: Thrillerfest '16 is here and in full swing! Let's be honest, if there's one [...]
Inspirational Presentations: Celebrating 10 Years of TED Talks with a Reading List!
On June 27, 2006, the first six TED videos were posted to TED.com. Ten years of great ideas, inspirational talks and [...]
Rich and Pretty: A Socialite’s Summer Reading List
Once summer rolls around all I daydream about is strolling down the bustling Manhattan streets in my favorite summer dress, with the perfect pair [...]
Heat Index: 5 Hot New Books that Use Food and Drinks as Supporting Characters
There's nothing like food and drinks to bring a group of people together, whether it's a special occasion, a holiday or [...]
A Reading List for Every Singleton Out There
It stinks to be singled out, but it certainly doesn’t stink to be single. If you want some distraction from [...]
Smart Reads: 6 Memoirs That Examine the Author’s Own History
We love history here at BookTrib, which is why we featured 5 Fascinating Books that Shed a Fresh Light on [...]
Beneath the Canvas: 3 Books That Reveal What the Artist Meant
There’s a kind of magic in a piece of art in that it contains more than what meets the eye. [...]
Everyday Heroes: 3 Novels about the Road to Redemption
When facing life’s biggest challenges, even ordinary folk can become heroes. Events coordinator Sam Kaas of Village Books in Bellingham, Washington [...]
Memoir: How Diana Nyad Swam from Cuba to Florida and into a World Record at 64
Diana Nyadcr: Steven Lippman As you’ve probably heard, the United States and Cuba have been working on normalizing [...]
Dancing towards unattainable perfection in Maggie Shipstead’s ASTONISH ME
A former dance teacher once told me that the essence of ballet can be encapsulated in one word: up. Modern [...]