Category: Written
Old School Indian: Aaron John Curtis turns fear and anger into a novel about going home to hea
Old School Indian, Aaron John Curtis, Zando – Hillman Grad Books – Abe Jacobs is suffering from an illness that defies diagnosis and leaves him drifting
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Waiting for the Inspiration to Write is Okay
Proof of Progress’, Elizabeth Castellano, Harper Collins – the author takes on a dilemma familiar to many writers: the overdue manuscript.
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Extensive Research Undergirds Emilia Hart’s Novel, The Sirens
The Sirens, Emilia Hart, St. Martins Press – Historical fiction blended with magical realism and a parallel modern story.
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Lisa Roe on Writing Big & Lily: An Author Interview on Sisterhood, Alaska, and Starting Fiction at 62
Big & Lily, Lisa Roe, Harper Perennial – A sharply funny, deeply heartfelt novel about two sisters — surviving.
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Beacon From Space Sparks Oliva’s Latest Novel
The Radiant Dark, Alexandria Oliva, Zando – In 1980, a mysterious display of lights appears in the night sky.
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Discrimination and Hardship Toughen Immigrant Women
The Descendants, Linda Stasi, Regalo Press (Simon & Schuster) – DISCRIMINATION AND HARDSHIP TOUGHEN IIMMIGRANT WOMEN IN THE WEST
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The Fountain Inspired by a Childhood Favorite
The Fountain, Casey Scieszka, Harper – absolutely delicious debut novel, like Tuck Everlasting for grown-ups.
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Winn Shares How She Organized Her complex novel
The Society, Karen Winn, Dutton –
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Lure of Gold in Rugged Frontier Brings Disaster
White River Crossing, Ian McGuire, Crown – 1766, a fur trader arrives at a Hudson’s Bay Company trading post with a rock and a tale of gold
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Real-World Injustices Inspire Novel on Freedom
When the Fireflies Dance, Aisha Hassan, Scout Press – a haunting debut novel of love, brotherhood, resilience, and redemption.
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Evensong Deals With the Many Challenges of Aging
Evensong, Stewart O’Nan, Atlantic Public Press – A tender, funny story of the lives of ordinary people.
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Nazi Occupation, Then Communist Paranoia, Separate Sisters
The Star Society, Gabriella Saab, Harper Muse – a story of sisters—their struggles, their triumphs, and unbreakable love for one another.
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