Category: Interviews
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Jordan Berk’s The Timestream Verdict intrigues time travel fans
Timestream Verdict, Jordan Berk, IngramElliott - Unwittingly transported to the future, one man must determine the fate of time travel itself in THE TIMESTREAM VERDICT, a bold new sci-fi tale
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.
Can you change your fate? Pffeffer tries in memoir: Nearly Departed
Nearly Departed, Gila Pfeffer, The Experiment - Adventures in Loss, Cancer and Other Inconveniences.
How can a writer end self-doubt?
Everyone Has What It Takes, William Kenower, writers Digest Books – There are all kinds of books on writing from detailed manuals of craft to deep dives into what it takes to face the page.
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O’Connor Explores Island Life in Whale Fall
Whale Fall, Elizabeth O’Connor, Pantheon – Elizabeth O’Connor’s beautifully stark debut novel Whale Fall is set on a remote Welsh Island in the fall of 1938.
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A Body in the Faculty Lounge is Just the Beginning
The Faculty Lounge, Jennifer Mathieu, Dutton – When retired Baldwin High teacher and beloved substitute Mr. Lehrer took his last breath while reclining on the couch in the faculty lounge, the repercussions were felt throughout the school year.
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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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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.
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