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The Handmaid’s Tale: To Be Continued in “The Testaments”

Good news, Handmaid fans! Margaret Atwood just announced she will deliver a sequel to her dystopian classic, The Handmaid’s Tale, next year. To be titled The Testaments (Random House), Atwood promises readers, “Everything you’ve ever asked me about Gilead and its inner workings is the inspiration for this book. Well, almost…

Joanna PoncavageNovember 29, 2018

Fiction

‘Strong to the Bone’ is Jon Land’s Most ‘Introspective’ Book in Series

In September, author James R. Hannibal (The Fourth Ruby) gave an outstanding review of Jon Land's latest in the Caitlin Strong series, Strong to the Bone, which was released today. Here we revisit Hannibal's review of what he calls Land's most "introspective" and deeply "insightful" book in the series. …

James R. HannibalDecember 5, 2017

Fiction

Unwinding “The Labyrinth of the Spirits”

Stories have no beginning and no end, only doors through which we may enter them. Internationally acclaimed author Carlos Ruiz Zafón has presented us with many dark and dazzling doors in his Cemetery of Forgotten Books series. In the grand finale of this saga, The Labyrinth of the Spirits (Harper) Ruiz Zafón deftly…

Rebecca ProulxSeptember 20, 2018

Fiction

Interview with Jonathan Stroud, Author of ‘The Empty Grave’

Born in Bedford, England, Jonathan Stroud self-published his first work at age eight. After several years of working as an editor in London, Stroud "finally took the plunge," and ventured into the world of publishing as a writer in his own right. Watch as Jonathan Stroud talks with us about…

BookTribOctober 4, 2017

Fiction

Berenson’s ‘The Prisoner’ Strikes a Delicate Balance Between Fear and Paranoia

In this age of great distrust, when even the most open-armed neighbor turns out to be a blood-thirsty sleeping cell waiting to enact some extremist cause, suspicion becomes the first natural line of defense, a secondary reflex when culture forces us to internalize the prevalence of danger. The Prisoner will…

Frederic ColierOctober 12, 2017

Fiction

Bestselling Author Lee Child’s Career ‘Floors’ it from the Very Beginning

About five years before he wrote his first novel, Killing Floor, Lee Child began to think seriously about writing. At the time he worked as a presentation director for Granada Television in Manchester, England—an “air traffic controller for the broadcast airways” is how he describes it. He did a little…

Rick PullenSeptember 11, 2017

Fiction

EXCLUSIVE: Video Interview with Bestselling Author Tess Gerritsen

BookTrib/Meryl Moss Media “15 Minutes With…” Interview with Tess Gerritsen, author of I Know a Secret, book 12 in the Rizolli and Isles series. Gerritsen joined us for a live chat this week to discuss her new book and to share why readers are connecting with Jane Rizolli and Maura…

Aisha K. StaggersOctober 13, 2017

Fiction Listicles Romance Thrillers

5 Pulse-Pounding Romantic Suspense Series

Picture a book that makes your heart race, sweat bead on your forehead, and keeps you from falling asleep. Did you picture a thriller or a romance? The two genres complement each other particularly well, despite being seen as opposites. Romantic suspense novels have a compelling mixture of love, lust,…

BookTribNovember 9, 2022

Author Spotlight Fiction Fiction - Featured

Bernard Cornwell is as Sharp and Entertaining as His Latest Novel, “Sharpe’s Assassin”

“Prepare to have your buckles swashed.” — People "Richard Sharpe has the most astounding knack for finding himself where the action is . . . and adding considerably to it." — Wall Street Journal “Excellently entertaining. If you love historical drama, then look no further.” — Boston Globe One theory…

Nancy BilyeauDecember 15, 2021

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BookTrib’s Bites: Dulcie Chambers Mystery Series Is Both Cozy and Captivating

"The characters are well-developed and smart ... even the very minor characters have backstories ... Very enjoyable!" — The Cozy Mystery Blog —∞— The Dulcie Chambers Mysteries series is perfect for anyone who loves following along with an unconventional amateur detective as she solves the classiest whodunnits you’ve ever read.…

BookTribFebruary 8, 2022

Miscellany Podcasts Pop Culture

“Alice Isn’t Dead:” Popular Podcast is Now a Novel

Buckle in and get ready for a risky road trip! The podcast Alice Isn’t Dead has gained a lot of popularity over the years, and now fans have a novel to go with it (Harper Perennial) -- coming out this month from Joseph Fink. The novel fits nice and cozy into…

Rachael ElmyOctober 3, 2018

Podcasts

Writer’s Bone Podcast: Novelist Marc Cameron on the Future and his Newest Tom Clancy Book

Marc Cameron, author of the Jericho Quinn series and the recently published Tom Clancy Power and Empire, talks to Sean Tuohy about writing under a legend’s name, his “unplugged” writing process, and his future plans. https://www.amazon.com/Clancy-Power-Empire-Jack-Novel/dp/0735215898 Author of the New York Times bestselling Jericho Quinn Thriller series, Marc Cameron’s short…

Daniel FordDecember 18, 2017

The Handmaid’s Tale: To Be Continued in “The Testaments”

‘Strong to the Bone’ is Jon Land’s Most ‘Introspective’ Book in Series

Unwinding “The Labyrinth of the Spirits”

Interview with Jonathan Stroud, Author of ‘The Empty Grave’

Berenson’s ‘The Prisoner’ Strikes a Delicate Balance Between Fear and Paranoia

Bestselling Author Lee Child’s Career ‘Floors’ it from the Very Beginning

EXCLUSIVE: Video Interview with Bestselling Author Tess Gerritsen

Bernard Cornwell is as Sharp and Entertaining as His Latest Novel, “Sharpe’s Assassin”

BookTrib’s Bites: Dulcie Chambers Mystery Series Is Both Cozy and Captivating

“Alice Isn’t Dead:” Popular Podcast is Now a Novel

Writer’s Bone Podcast: Novelist Marc Cameron on the Future and his Newest Tom Clancy Book

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