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An Unconventional Ride: 8 Daring Novels of Train Travel

You love to travel. No, wait, I’m not overgeneralizing! Hear me out, because I have an argument all prepared. You might have instantly thought, “yes, she read my mind!” Maybe you’re a bold backpacker who is willing to risk the discomfort of hostels in order to get that authentic experience.…

Judy MorenoJanuary 31, 2022

Better Self Better Self - Featured Book Club Network Business Nonfiction

An Invitation You’ll Want to Accept: Find Your “Uncommon Courage”

The first thing I thought when I picked up Uncommon Courage by global award-winning B2B communications professional and certified speaker Andrea T Edwards was, “what a BIG book!” But the subtitle is “An Invitation” so how can you pass that up? And then cracking open the book, it looked so…

Barbara WilkovFebruary 7, 2022

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The Strand Magazine Announces the 2021 Strand Critics Award Nominations

The Strand Magazine is pleased to announce the nominations for the 2021 Strand Critics Awards! Recognizing excellence in the field of mystery fiction and publishing, the 2021 Strand Critics Awards are judged by a select group of book critics and journalists. This year’s judges include talent from NPR, USA Today, The…

BookTribJune 18, 2021

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The Strand Magazine Announces the 2021 Strand Critics Award Winners!

The Strand Magazine is pleased to announce the winners of the 2021 Strand Critics Awards! The Strand is a leading source of the latest news on thrillers and mysteries and is a hotspot for all things related to the genre. It has published many exciting works from such giants as…

Judy MorenoOctober 6, 2021

BooksToScreen BooksToScreen - Featured Miscellany

Fail or Fave: Screen Adaptations of Books

Many of us have had this experience: one of our favorite books has been turned into a movie or a TV series and we are so excited to see it come to life on the screen! We might comb entertainment news to find out which actors will play which characters.…

BookTribFebruary 2, 2022

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Booker Prize, November Releases and Clash of the Publishing Titans

Hello, book lovers! It’s (un)officially the holiday season, pregamed with a month all about giving thanks. I think I know someone giving a little extra thanks this weekend, and that’s the talented Mr. Damon Galgut, the newest winner of the lauded Booker Prize. But for everyone else, there are some…

BookTribNovember 5, 2021

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National Book Award Winners Are …

There’s some big book news today, everyone! Keep reading to find out the winners in five crucial categories! Phoebe Robinson, stand-up comedian, actress, bestselling author, and founder of Tiny Reparations Books, hosted the exclusively online National Book Awards Ceremony on November 17, 2021 at 7:00 EST. Book aficionados across the…

Judy MorenoNovember 17, 2021

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A Lesson in Online Dating…er…Finding an Agent

Finding an agent is akin to dating online. You research which agencies to send your query to much like you’d decide which app to download the most fabulous pics of your cute self (if you’re single, of course). You read the bios of agents who represent fellow writers of your…

Janice LombardoSeptember 20, 2017

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Your Throat – The Source of Your Creative Writing

Your throat is centered between the energies of your mind and body. If the two are out of sync you will not communicate clearly. To unfold the energies from your throat you must first realize its powerful influence on you. In the throat, you hold your resonance with the outside…

Lori MorrisonAugust 16, 2017

Miscellany Nonfiction

“No Recipe? No Problem!” When Phyllis Good Leads the Way

How incredible would it be to reach into the pantry, open up the fridge, and after a quick moment’s thought know that you can pull together a memorable meal without a recipe? Phyllis Good, creator of the best-selling Fix-It and Forget-It series, returns with the revolutionary No Recipe? No Problem!…

BookTribMay 4, 2021

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A New Perspective and Books to Ponder This Presidents’ Day

Presidents’ Day. As soon as you hear it mentioned, an image of George Washington or Abraham Lincoln flashes before your eyes. This makes perfect sense. We officially celebrated this federal holiday as Washington’s Birthday from 1879 until the early 1970s (we have the Uniform Monday Holiday Act to thank for…

Abby StrehleFebruary 21, 2022

Nonfiction Nonfiction - Featured

A Spiritual Invitation to Embrace Common Truths About God Regardless of Religion

“It is high time that in the global order our major religious institutions assert themselves as one solitary unit and, alongside our governments and commercial enterprises, work to eradicate hunger, poverty, injustice, gender and racial inequality, greed, war and other evil.” That, in a nutshell, is the central point of…

BookTribJanuary 26, 2022

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Presidential Funny Business: Old Abe Had Plenty of Both Wisdom and Wit

It was in the heat of one of the famous Lincoln – Douglas debates in 1858 for the Illinois Senate seat that the Democrat incumbent Stephen Douglas accused Abraham Lincoln of waffling on his position on slavery, the most contentious topic of the times. At one point, he called Lincoln…

Jim AlkonFebruary 16, 2022

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Ann Patchett’s Latest and Greatest: Graceful and Forgiving Essays of Brave Self-Awareness

These Precious Days by Ann Patchett is a grace-filled, insightful compilation of narrative essays of her literary life. They are deeply personal, self-revelatory articles tackling themes recognizable and relatable to readers. Most of the essays have been previously published elsewhere, some appearing in the “Notes from Ann” and “Shop Dog…

Linda HitchcockNovember 23, 2021

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“Surviving Our Parents’ Mistakes” May Be Less Painful With the Support of This Book

“I’m furious with Mother. She stole my childhood … I feel pierced because she played on my fears. I trusted what she did was best for me, but she met her own needs, not mine. She took advantage of a scared, defenseless little boy.” That is one of the hundreds…

Jim AlkonSeptember 14, 2021

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Alice McDermott Shares Writerly Wisdom in “What About the Baby?”

For almost four decades, award-winning fiction author, essayist and teacher Alice McDermott has impressed readers with novels about loss, resilience and nostalgia that bind strong-knit communities. What About the Baby? Some Thoughts on the Art of Fiction (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) is her newest work, a collection of essays about…

Gisèle LewisAugust 16, 2021

An Unconventional Ride: 8 Daring Novels of Train Travel

An Invitation You’ll Want to Accept: Find Your “Uncommon Courage”

The Strand Magazine Announces the 2021 Strand Critics Award Nominations

The Strand Magazine Announces the 2021 Strand Critics Award Winners!

Fail or Fave: Screen Adaptations of Books

Booker Prize, November Releases and Clash of the Publishing Titans

National Book Award Winners Are …

A Lesson in Online Dating…er…Finding an Agent

Your Throat – The Source of Your Creative Writing

“No Recipe? No Problem!” When Phyllis Good Leads the Way

A New Perspective and Books to Ponder This Presidents’ Day

A Spiritual Invitation to Embrace Common Truths About God Regardless of Religion

Presidential Funny Business: Old Abe Had Plenty of Both Wisdom and Wit

Ann Patchett’s Latest and Greatest: Graceful and Forgiving Essays of Brave Self-Awareness

“Surviving Our Parents’ Mistakes” May Be Less Painful With the Support of This Book

Alice McDermott Shares Writerly Wisdom in “What About the Baby?”

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