Meryl Moss Media

Author Tracy O’Neill Answers One Question about ‘The Hopeful’

Many writers want their stories to be as relatable as possible. The stories we know and understand are the ones we can relate to the best. Authors, such as Alice Munro, do a spectacular job in creating compelling characters that could easily resemble a relative or friend. There are some authors, however,…

Matt GillickFebruary 18, 2016

Fiction

Author Yann Martel Answers One Question about ‘The High Mountains of Portugal’

When you have the opportunity to ask one question to the Man Booker Prize-winning and international bestselling author of Life of Pi, Yann Martel, you better be damn sure it isn’t a stupid one. Martel’s The High Mountains of Portugal (Random House, 2016) follows three men in three different time periods…

Matt GillickJune 24, 2016

Fiction

Author Sara Nović Answers One Question about ‘Girl at War’

Hearing about the Syrian refugee crisis is unavoidable. It has become a part of our dialogue. You can’t change the channel or scroll away from one story on the heartbreak and prejudice refugees face without running into another. Once in a while, kindness does shine through in rough times like…

Matt GillickApril 27, 2016

Fiction

Author Emily Schultz Answers One Question about ‘The Blondes’

It's a beautiful spring day in the city as people stroll through the parks. Families are buying fresh greens from the farmer’s market, workers are hustling up and down Main St. to get to work. All seems well and good, until every blonde woman becomes a homicidal maniac. No, seriously. Emily Schultz uses allegorical…

Matt GillickApril 12, 2016

Fiction

Author Eric Bennett Answers One Question about ‘A Big Enough Lie’

These days, aspiring writers have a number of tools at their disposal. Whether that’s a specific software, a submission manager or something as simple as an Internet connection, people today have more tools than ever before to write quality work. But can all of those advantages work against them and actually distract the…

Matt GillickMarch 7, 2016

Fiction

A Reader’s Guide to New Adult Fiction

The literary world is a vast and ever-expanding place, where new genres and terms are constantly being invented and developed. “New Adult,” or NA, is a fairly broad genre that’s defined mostly by the age group it revolves around. While Young Adult literature focuses on characters in their early to…

Rachel CarterFebruary 2, 2016

Fiction

5 New Opinions After Rewatching Gilmore Girls in My 30s

I first watched Gilmore Girls when it premiered on The WB in 2000. I was 16-years-old. Rory and I happen to be born in the same year, only 6 months apart, and her journey became my journey: traversing high school and boys and colleges and deciding what we both wanted…

Rachel CarterMarch 14, 2016

Fiction

4 Books to Read After You Binge Amazon’s Mozart in the Jungle

Sometimes I’ll casually watch a show for years, just popping in to catch an episode or two. But other times I’ll become instantly obsessed, binging every episode I can get my hands on in a matter of days. This was my recent experience with the Amazon Original Series Mozart in the Jungle,…

Rachel CarterMarch 23, 2016

BooksToScreen Fiction

3 Books That Would Make Great Movies for Hanukkah

One of my favorite parts of the holiday season is watching the multitude of Christmas movies we’ve spent our lives with. I love A Charlie Brown Christmas, I cry like a baby at the end of It’s a Wonderful Life, and each year sparks a new debate over which is…

Michael RuscoeDecember 7, 2015

Fiction

Battle ‘Ships: The Flash’s WestAllen vs. SnowBarry

When The Flash first premiered last year as a spinoff of superhero show Arrow, I thought it would be a nice antidote to its predecessor’s often dark and depressing storylines. Everything about it felt simpler: a less complicated superhero, more humor and an established love story from the very beginning.…

Rachel CarterMarch 10, 2016

Fiction

QUIZ! Which Rankin/Bass Holiday Special Character Are You?

Is anything more exciting than when networks start playing all of the Rankin/Bass holiday specials? There's nothing better than watching our favorite stories with our favorite claymation characters. Ever wonder which character you'd be if you jumped into a Rankin/Bass movie? Take this quiz and find out which one is…

Katie HiresDecember 12, 2015

Fiction

“Olicity” Watch: Oliver Pops the Question — and the End of ‘Olicity’?!

Warning: Spoilers Ahead! OMGEEEEEE. After last week’s Flarrow disaster, the “Olicity” fandom really needed a win this week, and—oh boy, did we get one! Unfortunately, we also got blood. Lots and lots of blood. But before that came kisses and proposals, so let’s focus on the good from Arrow’s midseason…

Rachel CarterDecember 10, 2015

Fiction

Video: Missed It? Interview with Katherine Reay and The Brontë Plot

When Lucy’s secret is unearthed, her world begins to crumble. But it may be the best thing that has ever happened to her. Lucy Alling makes a living selling rare books, often taking suspicious liberties to reach her goals. When her unorthodox methods are discovered, Lucy’s secret ruins her relationship…

BookTribOctober 8, 2015

Fiction

Video: Missed It? Interview with Robert Dugoni and the Tracy Crosswhite Series

Detective Tracy Crosswhite has a skill, and a soft spot, for tackling unsolved crimes. Having lost her own sister to murder at a young age, Tracy has dedicated her career to bringing justice and closure to the families and friends of victims of crime. So when Jenny, a former police…

BookTribMay 17, 2016

Fiction

Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts — Poldark Edition

I have a problem. I’m obsessed with sexy historical shows and I just can’t quit. It started with Outlander, ramped up through Vikings, and crested along with Black Sails. It shows no signs of stopping, and honestly? I kind of don’t want it to. Especially when I get to watch…

Rachel CarterMay 20, 2016

BooksToScreen Fiction

Hey, Hollywood! Your Next Hot Movie Franchise Should be Katherine Neville’s Books

One day somebody at Disney woke up and realized that there are eight Mary Poppins books and decided to cash in on that revelation with a new live-action movie. Not that I have anything against our favorite umbrella-wielding British nanny, but seriously Hollywood, is this all you’ve got? Apparently, they’ve…

Amanda HarknessNovember 24, 2015

Author Tracy O’Neill Answers One Question about ‘The Hopeful’

Author Yann Martel Answers One Question about ‘The High Mountains of Portugal’

Author Sara Nović Answers One Question about ‘Girl at War’

Author Emily Schultz Answers One Question about ‘The Blondes’

Author Eric Bennett Answers One Question about ‘A Big Enough Lie’

A Reader’s Guide to New Adult Fiction

5 New Opinions After Rewatching Gilmore Girls in My 30s

4 Books to Read After You Binge Amazon’s Mozart in the Jungle

3 Books That Would Make Great Movies for Hanukkah

Battle ‘Ships: The Flash’s WestAllen vs. SnowBarry

QUIZ! Which Rankin/Bass Holiday Special Character Are You?

Video: Missed It? Interview with Katherine Reay and The Brontë Plot

Video: Missed It? Interview with Robert Dugoni and the Tracy Crosswhite Series

Jonesin’ For a Fix: Books for TV Addicts — Poldark Edition

Hey, Hollywood! Your Next Hot Movie Franchise Should be Katherine Neville’s Books

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