New York

“More Than Words” Challenges a Life Mapped Out

More than Words (Putnam Books) is Jill Santopolo’s highly anticipated contemporary women’s fiction following her national bestseller The Light We Lost. Nina Gregory was raised by her father, Joseph Gregory, the owner of a high-end hotel company. He adores Nina, and she’s completely devoted to him. In her thirties, Nina…

Ann LinebergerFebruary 6, 2019

Fiction

Impact On Countries & Time: Joan Silber’s “Improvement”

Connecting 1970s Turkey and New York today, 72-year-old author Joan Silber, winner of the 2018 Pen/Faulkner Award for Fiction, weaves a tapestry of interpersonal connections and shows how relationships bind us together and decisions have widespread impact across countries and over time in her latest novel, Improvement (Amazon Digital Services). Reyna…

Jennifer BlankfeinAugust 6, 2018

Fiction

Take a Jitney Ride to a Drama Set in the Elegant Hamptons

Summertime in Sag Harbor – the boats knock against the docks, the air is salt and the season is sunshine. If you love art and books with glamorous settings, Drawing Home is the perfect summer read. Sag Harbor locals are accustomed to tourists and summer people. But in Jamie Brenner's…

Claudia KeenanMay 3, 2019

Fiction

‘Brewster’ is an Unforgettable and Sadly Poignant Read by Mark Slouka

I can hardly wait to read the other books Mark Slouka has written to see if they are as gripping, sad and unforgettable as Brewster. Ostensibly, a novel about teenage friendship, Brewster is anything but a typical coming-of-age story. Plots develop side-by-side as they charge through the book like they’re…

Sherri DaleyAugust 9, 2017

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J.W. Zarek Has Some Devilishly Fun Details to Share About His Book

The Devil Pulls the Strings by J.W. Zarek is for you if you’re all about those occasions when tortured heroes, epic battles, time travel, twisted history and secret societies collide. Reality often doesn’t do all that, so fulfill your quest with this novel. It sure makes a big splash and…

Judy MorenoSeptember 27, 2021

Audiobooks Fiction

Narrator’s Thoughts on “Mother Country” Immigration Tale

In Mother Country, (Brilliance Audio) Kathleen Gati narrates the story of Nadia, a Ukrainian woman who is struggling to make her way in the U.S. and to bring her daughter to this country. Her quest is punctuated by flashbacks—deftly negotiated by Gati—that detail what brought Nadia herself to New York. …

AudioFileMarch 27, 2019

Miscellany Podcasts Pop Culture

Jennifer Keishin Armstrong: “Sex and the City and Us”

Jennifer Keishin Armstrong, author of Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted and Seinfeldia, returns to the podcast to discuss her new book Sex and the City and Us (out June 5). To learn more about Jennifer Keishin Armstrong, visit her official website, like her Facebook page, or follow her on Twitter and Instagram. Also listen to our first interview with the…

Daniel FordJune 6, 2018

Podcasts

Just the Right Book Podcast: 42 Books That Will Make Your Holiday Wish List!

Whether you’re looking to get a jump on crafting your holiday wish list or just looking for a fantastic read, our literary experts have you covered! Our very own Roxanne Coady recently had the pleasure of hosting a live event with Penguin Random House publishing powerhouses Michael Kindness, Jennifer Black…

Just The Right Book PodcastNovember 17, 2017

“More Than Words” Challenges a Life Mapped Out

Impact On Countries & Time: Joan Silber’s “Improvement”

Take a Jitney Ride to a Drama Set in the Elegant Hamptons

‘Brewster’ is an Unforgettable and Sadly Poignant Read by Mark Slouka

J.W. Zarek Has Some Devilishly Fun Details to Share About His Book

Narrator’s Thoughts on “Mother Country” Immigration Tale

Jennifer Keishin Armstrong: “Sex and the City and Us”

Just the Right Book Podcast: 42 Books That Will Make Your Holiday Wish List!

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