Category: Interviews
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Bublitz Shares Writing Secrets for Latest Suspense Novel
Leave the Girls Behind, Jacqueline Bublitz, Atria, Emily Bestler Books - From Jacqueline Bublitz, award-winning author of Before You Knew My Name, hailed a “tour de force of imagination, empathy and righteous fury” (New York Times Book Review; Editors’ Choice), returns with LEAVE THE GIRLS BEHIND.
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.
Mysterious Letter Opens Crack in Rigidly Ordered Life
Lenny Marks Gets Away with Murder, Kerry Mayne, St. Martin Press - Lenny Marks’ life runs right on schedule. She teaches school but has little interaction with other teachers. Or anyone else.
Fried Talks About Kennedy’s Profiles in Courage
Profiles in Mental Health Courage, Patrick Kennedy, Stephen Fried, Dutton – Profiles in Mental Health Courage portrays the dramatic journeys of a diverse group of Americans who have struggled with their mental health.
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Secret Voices edited by Sarah Gristwood
Secret Voices, Edited by Sarah Gristwood, Batsford – British journalist and book editor Sarah Gristwood delves into the hidden lives and language of more than 70 women diverse in age, culture, and background
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Reunion Explores Life After Pandemic at a College Reunion
Reunion, Elise Juska, Harper – Elise Juska’s latest novel REUNION takes the tension of reentering the world after Covid and adds the unique brand of angst that accompanies a college reunion.
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Mysterious Illness Sets Young Girl on Lifelong Trek
A Short Walk Through a Wide World by Douglas Westerebeke, Avid Reader Press – After nine-year-old Aubrey Tourvel encounters a strange wooden puzzle ball and an odd well, she suddenly becomes gripped by an illness that sends her small body into spasms and gushes of blood.
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Sentient Robot Designed to Please Owner Thinks for Herself
Annie Bot, Sierra Greer, Mariner Books – Annie’s body and her mind were designed to be a perfect girlfriend for Doug.
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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.
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Rosen explores woman’s relationship with herself
The Heirloom, Jessie Rosen, Putnam Books – In THE HEIRLOOM, The answer to the biggest question of her life lies in someone else’s past.
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Abandoned Mother and Daughter Flee to Survive War
Daughters of Shandong, Eve J. Chung, Berkley – Eleven-year-old Hai was the oldest in a family of girls living in rural China on the wealthy Ang family farm where her grandmother, her Nai Nai, ruled over the other females.
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Pivotal Summer in Turkey for Teenager and Her Mom
Holiday Country, Inci Atrek, Flatiron Books – Ada was born and raised in California with a Turkish mother and American father, but she and her mother spend their summers at her grandmother’s villa in the Turkish beach city, Ayvalik.
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Kim Offers Modern Take on Jane Austen Tale
Relative Strangers, A. H. Kim, Harper Collins – It’s quite a trick to pull off a modern retelling of a classic tale in a way that holds modern interest, A. H. Kim does just that with Relative Strangers.
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