Category: Written
Interview: Frank Explores Memory and Friendship in Juniper Street
by Ellen Birkett Morris | Jan 1, 2023 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
Interview: Joan Frank’s latest work Juniper Street offers a visceral portrait of female friendship and it’s after effects. Told in a series of short snapshot-like vignettes,
Read MoreAuthorlink Picks Best Books of 2022
by Editorial Staff | Dec 1, 2022 | Featured, Interviews, Written | 0 |
Authorlink Picks Best Books of 2022
Read MoreInterview: Son Returns to China to Search for Father
by Diane Slocum | Nov 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
A Map for the Missing, Belinda Huijuan Tang, Penguin Press – Yitian is teaching mathematics in America when he receives word that his father has gone missing in China.
Read MoreInterview: The Catch Asks How Well Do We Know Our Parents?
by Diane Slocum | Oct 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
The Catch, Alison Fairbrother, Random House – Ellie’s father had four children by three wives, but she always knew she was his favorite. At least, until he died and left her a gaudy tie rack instead of his cherished baseball.
Read MoreInterview: The Sign for Home by Blair Fell
by Anna Roins | Oct 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
The Sign for Home, Blair Fell, Atria – When THE SIGN FOR HOME was still in manuscript form, it won the prestigious Doris Lippman Prize for Fiction at the City College of New York.
Read MoreInterview: Lockdown Inspires Thriller, Her Perfect Twin
by Ellen Birkett Morris | Oct 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
Her Perfect Twin, Sarah Bonner, Grand Central – During pandemic lockdowns, many readers looked to thrillers to offer comfort and diversion. First-time author Sarah Bonner used that time to write a thriller of her own.
Read MoreInterview: Three Muses, a Tale of Holocaust Survival
by Anna Roins | Sep 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
Interview: Three Muses, Martha Toll, Regal House Publishing – Martha Anne Toll is a novelist, essayist, and social justice advocate. Her debut novel, THREE MUSES won the Petrichor Prize for Finely Crafted Fiction
Read MoreInterview: Story of Witches Inspires Deep Thought
by Diane Slocum | Sep 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
Women Could Fly, Megan Giddings, Harper Collins – Josephine’s mother disappeared when she was 14. No one knew what happened, but the conjectures ranged from suspicions that she was murdered to that she was a witch.
Read MoreInterview: Stay Gone Days Tells a Story of Family and Place
by Ellen Birkett Morris | Sep 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
Interview: Stay Gone Days, Steve Yarbrough, Ig Publishing – In his latest book, Steve Yarbrough pulls us deep into the psyches of teenage sisters Ella and Caroline Cole as they escape the claustrophobic world of their hometown in Mississippi.
Read MoreInterview: Black Author Seeks His Voice in a Vast Whiteness
by Diane Slocum | Aug 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
Interview: Greenland, David Santos Donaldson – Kipling Starling has three weeks to rewrite his novel about E.M. Forester and his lover, Mohammed Ed Adl into Mohammed’s point of view so he boards himself up in his basement vowing not to come out until he is finished.
Read MoreInterview: Storytelling Through Octopus Eyes
by Ellen Birkett Morris | Aug 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
Interview: Remarkably Bright Creatures, Shelby Van Pelt, Ecco – I was drawn to Remarkably Bright Creatures by the engaging cover. When I learned that one of the characters was an octopus, I had to read on.
Read MoreInterview: Mayor Concocts Elaborate Lie to Save His Town
by Diane Slocum | Jul 1, 2022 | Interviews, Written | 0 |
Interview: The Patron Saints of Second Chances, Christine Simon, Atria Books – If the plumbing in the tiny village of Prometto, Italy, isn’t fixed, all the residents will have to move out. The cost of the repairs is enormous.
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