Category: Written
Author Talk: Paul Vidich on the spy novel, Beirut Station
Interview: Beirut Station, Paul Viditch, Pegasus Crime – A stunning new espionage novel by a master of the genre, BEIRUT STATION follows a young female CIA officer whose mission to assassinate a high-level, Hezbollah terrorist reveals a dark truth that puts her life at risk.
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Author Talk: Overby Explores Tech World in The Cyclone Release
Interview: The Cyclone Release, Bruce Overby, Madville Publishing – Driven by the adage “write what you know” and drawing from his own experience living and working in what is now known as Silicon Valley, Bruce Overby offers an intimate look into the exciting world of tech and the personal lives of the people who drive that world.
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Author Interview: Arrested Song by Irena Karafilly
Interview: Author Interview: Arrested Song by Irena Karafilly, – ARRESTED SONG is everything: the mundanity of Greek village life, a WW2 story of occupation, resistance, espionage, and survival. It’s a love story many times over,
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Author Talk: Mother searches for children sold during slavery
River Sing Me Home, Eleanor Shearer, Berkley – Britain’s emancipation of its Caribbean slaves made little difference in Rachel’s life. She had no choice but to continue working at the plantation where she had been enslaved.
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Interview: Rural Indian Woman Fights Against Oppression
Interview: The Bandit Queens, Parini Shroff, Ballantine Books – Geeta’s husband, Ramesh, disappeared. Rumor is she killed him.
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Interview: MFA Mentors Inspired Tara Ison, Even Now
Interview: At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf, Tara Ison, Ig Publishing – Tara Ison’s novel, At the Hour between Dog and Wolf, is a frighteningly evocative look into a descent into fascism, one small step at a time.
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Interview: Dines Writes on Jealousy and Friends
Interview: The Take-Over Friend, Carol Dines, Fitzroy Books – What does it mean to have a best friend? For Frances and Sonja, it’s everything.
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Interview: Teenage Sisters on Mission to Resist Nazi Invaders
Interview: Angels of the Resistance, Noelle Salazar, Mira – Sisters Lien and Elif Vinke are typical teenagers in the Netherlands in 1940, except for two great tragedies that struck their family.
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Interview: Fellowship Point by Alice Elliot Dark
Interview: Fellowship Point, Alice Elliot Dark, Simon & Schuster – In her latest novel Fellowship Point, Alice Elliot Dark explores friendship, ownership and legacy through the lens of two women, Polly and Agnes, in their declining years.
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Interview: Two Children Locked in Attic Decades Apart
Interview: Twelve-year-old Dikembe is taken from his home in Africa during desperate times in the early 1900s to live in London as a ward of Sir Richard Babbington, a famous explorer.
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Interview: Frank Explores Memory and Friendship in Juniper Street
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,
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Authorlink Picks Best Books of 2022
Authorlink Picks Best Books of 2022
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