William Morrow

Miscellany

Woof Woof: Books to Get you Excited Because It’s National Dog Day!

Calling all dog lovers! Today is National Dog Day! So grab your four-legged friend(s), their favorite tennis ball and visit your local dog park. And while you’re sitting on the park bench watching your fur-baby frolic with their buddies, pick up one of these dog-themed books! (Slobber not included.) …

Mercedes ReinerAugust 26, 2016

Miscellany

Enter to Win A Thriller-Filled Labor Day Book Giveaway!

Labor Day weekend is the one weekend a year that workers from around the country are officially honored and thanked for their service and contribution. So we're taking that appreciation and going one step further, offering this awesomely-thrilling stack of new releases to one lucky winner. Don't hesitate to enter…

Beth WaskoSeptember 4, 2016

Nonfiction

Spring Clean Your Body and Soul: 4 Yoga Poses for Book Readers

Yoga on a mat, yoga in a hot room, yoga on a paddle board, the possibilities and places to practice yoga is endless! Practicing yoga not only changes your physical being but opens up your mind as well. In a world where we are tweeting what we’re eating and snapping while…

Mercedes ReinerApril 15, 2016

Nonfiction

Disappearance in the jungle: Carl Hoffman on the vanishing of Michael Rockefeller

In 1961, Michael Rockefeller, the 23-year-old son of one of the richest and most powerful men in America, vanished off the coast of New Guinea. In his thrilling new book Savage Harvest (Morrow, March), veteran journalist Carl Hoffman (The Lunatic Express) retraces Rockefeller’s steps and comes to startling conclusions about…

Jordan FosterApril 1, 2014

Fiction

The Top 10 May Books We Can’t Wait to Get Our Hands On

The days are getting longer, the sun is out again, and flowers are starting to pop up here and there amid the newly green grass. May is upon us, and it looks like snowstorms and ski jackets are finally behind us. If we're being completely honest, late spring makes us…

Rachel CarterApril 25, 2016

Fiction

The Top 10 August Books to Read as Summer Winds Down

Somehow it’s already August (where has the summer gone??) and the heat is sweltering, the beach days are in full swing, and we’re already bracing for that first cold bite of fall. While we bask in our last true summer month, we’re devouring as many new books as we can.…

Rachel CarterAugust 4, 2016

Fiction

Ribbons of Scarlet: 7 Unforgettable Tales of Female Revolutionaries

"The wolves are gathering," writes Manon Roland—one of the seven protagonists in the historical fiction novel Ribbons of Scarlet—and she could not have been more right. During a time of political turmoil and social rebellion, France, in the last decade of the 18th century, bathed in the blood of its…

Emily WolfeOctober 1, 2019

Fiction

Lori Rader-Day Talks Research and Writing about the Unfamiliar

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content, including this article written by Lori Rader-Day. Here, The Black Hour author talks all about writing what she doesn't know. She also discusses how experts inform her writing and the "right" kind of research. “Write what you know” is common advice…

BookishApril 19, 2017

Fiction

International Women’s Day: Highlighting Six of Our Favorite Female Authors

March 8 is International Women’s Day, which means we’re celebrating all those women from around the globe who inspire and entertain us. It’s easy to keep yourself in an Americanized bubble, only reading stories from the familiar authors we know and love. But the international book community is vast and vibrant,…

Rachel CarterMarch 8, 2016

Fiction

Gregory Maguire Talks Going Down the Rabbit Hole in Alice in Wonderland Retelling

Gregory Maguire From Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West to Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister, Gregory Maguire is the king of fairytale retellings. In his latest book, After Alice (William Morrow; October 27, 2015) he tackles the bizarre and clever world of Alice in…

Rachel CarterNovember 4, 2015

Fiction

Ann Claycomb Explores the Life of a Mermaid in ‘The Mermaid’s Daughter’

BookTrib is partnering with Bookish to bring you more great content, including this article from Ann Claycomb! Fiction and creative nonfiction writer Ann Claycomb has become the master of the underwater life of mermaids since researching for her latest novel, The Mermaid's Daughter. Below, she shares with Bookish her discoveries and…

BookishMarch 15, 2017

Woof Woof: Books to Get you Excited Because It’s National Dog Day!

Enter to Win A Thriller-Filled Labor Day Book Giveaway!

Spring Clean Your Body and Soul: 4 Yoga Poses for Book Readers

Disappearance in the jungle: Carl Hoffman on the vanishing of Michael Rockefeller

The Top 10 May Books We Can’t Wait to Get Our Hands On

The Top 10 August Books to Read as Summer Winds Down

Ribbons of Scarlet: 7 Unforgettable Tales of Female Revolutionaries

Lori Rader-Day Talks Research and Writing about the Unfamiliar

International Women’s Day: Highlighting Six of Our Favorite Female Authors

Gregory Maguire Talks Going Down the Rabbit Hole in Alice in Wonderland Retelling

Ann Claycomb Explores the Life of a Mermaid in ‘The Mermaid’s Daughter’

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