Category: Interviews
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Chavez addresses Mom Burnout in Engaging Memoir
Everyone But Myself, Julie Chavez, Zibby Books - This highly personal memoir by first-time author Julie Chavez will likely be met with relief, empathy, and deep relatability by overextended mothers everywhere.
Interview: Mitch Albom Has Questions for God
Interview: The Stranger in the Lifeboat, Mitch Albom, Harper - In a forthcoming AUTHORLINK audio/video interview, the best-selling author of 'Tuesdays with Morrie', MITCH ALBOM, talks about his latest work of fiction, THE STRANGER IN THE LIFEBOAT (Harper, November 2021). He also discusses his writing process and how it helped his grief when his daughter, Chika, passed away from an incurable disease at seven.
Rohan uses creativity and inspiration to craft SING, I
Sing, I, Ethel Rohan, Triquarterly - In Ethel Rohan’s Sing, I, Ester Prynn, tired by the challenges of money, marriage and motherhood is upended when a masked gunman robs the convenience store where she works.
Where do stories come from? Jill McCorkle Shares
Old Crimes, Jill McCorkle, – In Old Crimes Jill McCorkle tells stories about the lies we tell ourselves and the secrets we keep that nonetheless echo across our lives.
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Authorlink Chat: Three Women Dismantle Their Obsessions
Authorlink Chat: The Sun Sets in Singapore, Kehinde Fadipe, Grand Central Publishing – Dara has been working for years to advance to partner in her law firm in Singapore and is almost there. Amaka is a banker with an addiction for luxury goods she buys with passion. Lillian was a concert pianist before she married Warren and moved with him to Singapore.
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Rediscovered Novel Finds Posthumous Publication
The Fetishist, Katherine Min, – The writer Katherine Min’s posthumously published book, The Fetishist, explores themes of race, femininity, complicity and visibility of Asian women in a savagely funny and incisive way.
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Authorlink Chat: Lazaridis’s novel asks what is right and true?
Authorlink Chat: Last Days in Plaka, Henriette Lazaridis, Pegasus Books – Today’s Athens is a city of contradictions and complexity–it is grand and scruffy, ancient, and modern, full of strivers, refugees, and old-timers–and nowhere more so than the neighborhood of Plaka, where the Parthenon looms overhead
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Authorlink Chat: Can a woman have a second chance at life?
Authorlink Chat: The River Runs South, Audrey Ingram, Alcove Press – Camille’s life as a Washington, DC lawyer with a loving husband and strong-willed young daughter is hectic but satisfying.
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Authorlink Chat: Leedom-Ackerman Talks About the Terrorist World
The Far Side of the Desert, Joanne Leedom-Ackerman, Oceanview Publishing – is a family drama and political thriller that explores links of terrorism, crime, and financial manipulation, revealing the grace that ultimately foils destruction.
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Interview: Kittle’s Morning in This Broken World
How can I make my writing better?
“You can make it better later. First, you have to make it exist.” Just like anything else in the world, you only get better at it by doing it,” says Katrina Kittle, author of Morning in This Broken World. Read the full interview.
Authorlink Chat: Kate Christensen novel grapples with life changes
Welcome Home, Stranger, Kate Christensen, Harper – PEN/Faulkner winner Kate Christensen’s uncompromising eighth novel, WELCOME HOME, STRANGER (Harper; December 5, 2023), explores change in many forms,
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Holiday Wishes From Authorlink
Happy Holidays from all of us at Authorlink®!
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Authorlink Chat: Scott blends history and fiction in the novel, Good Taste
Good Taste, Caroline Scott, William Morrow Paperbacks – Caroline Scott discusses how she merged her love of history with a flair for fiction.
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