Amy Wilhelm – Book Club Babble

Horse racing is a great sport to watch on TV or at the track, but it can be exciting and enjoyable to read about too! To that end, we've compiled our list of the most enjoyable books ever written about the spor... Read More...

Fall in Love with A.R. Taylor’s Jenna Takes the Fall

Amy Wilhelm

Interviews, Reviews

When Jenna, a twenty-something native Mid-westerner, is offered a job working for Vincent Hull, a prominent businessman in New York City, she jumps in feet first with no idea what she's getting into. But is it ... Read More...

Giving Your Writing The Professional Edge

Amy Wilhelm

Literary Lagniappe, on Writing

It's a big step when you’re making the transition from writing as a hobby, for yourself or a small audience, to writing for profit. Whether you’re monetizing a blog, getting into content writing, or seeking pub... Read More...

Elinor Lipman Delights Again with Rachel to the Rescue

Amy Wilhelm

Interviews, Reviews

Rachel to the Rescue was published by Lightning Books out of the UK because American publishers thought their readers might have Trump fatigue. In reality, the story is much less about Trump and much more a... Read More...

What to Watch: The Most Fun and Exciting Movies of 2020

Amy Wilhelm

Reviews, Should I Watch?

No doubt about it, 2020 has not been a vintage year. During the chaos, we’ve all been looking for ways to detach and unwind a little, and in between reading and watching book adaptations, what better way to dis... Read More...

Our November Thriller Recommendation: They’re Gone by E.A. Barres

Amy Wilhelm

Reviews

They're Gone has everything we love about thrillers – interwoven plotlines, suspense, surprises, stripped-down prose, and lots and lots of action! But, that's not all you'll find when you peel back the front co... Read More...

Book Club Questions for Sorrow by Tiffanie DeBartolo

Amy Wilhelm

Book Club Questions

Sorrow is an ideal book club read because it explores the interesting question of why some people follow their dreams and others don't. Regardless of what each reader brings to the table, this dilemma touches u... Read More...

Three Worthy Literary Adaptations to Stream

Amy Wilhelm

Literary Lagniappe, Should I Watch?

If you're like many, your streaming services are a lifeline to surviving 2020. Let's face it, probably 2021 too. Even so, there are times that lifeline feels more like a rope tying you to your sofa, making you ... Read More...

Sorrow – A Tale of Heartache, Hope, and the Power of Art to Change the World

Amy Wilhelm

Interviews, Reviews

Joe Harper has talent but no drive. Others believe in him, but he lacks that crucial element – believing in himself. His life is a catalog of missed opportunities. October Harpo is an artist who embraces every ... Read More...

How to Get More Writing Done in Less Time

Amy Wilhelm

Literary Lagniappe, on Writing, Writing during the Covid-19 Crisis

Unless you’re a full-time writer, one of the most challenging aspects of writing is finding the time to do it. There are many things we can do to be more efficient with our time, but at the end of the day, ... Read More...

Unearthing The Lion Trees' Roots, an interview with Owen Thomas

Fall in Love with A.R. Taylor’s Jenna Takes the Fall

Elinor Lipman Delights Again with Rachel to the Rescue

The Hereafter Bytes – A Wise and Witty Comedic Sci-Fi

Sorrow – A Tale of Heartache, Hope, and the Power of Art to Change the World

The Edge of Elsewhere – Sam Stea’s Stunning Debut

Matthew Farrell Releases His Latest Page-Turning Thriller!

Unearthing The Lion Trees' Roots, an interview with Owen Thomas

White Ivy by Susie Yang: Review and Book Club Questions

The Most Enjoyable Books About the World of Horse Racing

Fall in Love with A.R. Taylor’s Jenna Takes the Fall

Elinor Lipman Delights Again with Rachel to the Rescue

Book Club Babble’s Best of 2020

The Hereafter Bytes – A Wise and Witty Comedic Sci-Fi

Need an Antidote to the Summer Doldrums? Your Favorite Books Go to the Movies!

What to Watch: The Most Fun and Exciting Movies of 2020

Three Worthy Literary Adaptations to Stream

Can an Adaptation Ever Match the Original Book?

What To Do When You’re Burned Out With Cinematic Universes

Up for a Russia Spy Thriller Not on the Nightly News? Try Red Sparrow

Does the movie version of The Glass Castle hold up?

Why Read? My Top Eight Reasons

Giving Your Writing The Professional Edge

How One Writer Learned to be Productive During the Pandemic.

Three Worthy Literary Adaptations to Stream

The Most Enjoyable Books About the World of Horse Racing

Fall in Love with A.R. Taylor’s Jenna Takes the Fall

Giving Your Writing The Professional Edge

Elinor Lipman Delights Again with Rachel to the Rescue

What to Watch: The Most Fun and Exciting Movies of 2020

Our November Thriller Recommendation: They’re Gone by E.A. Barres

Book Club Questions for Sorrow by Tiffanie DeBartolo

Three Worthy Literary Adaptations to Stream

Sorrow – A Tale of Heartache, Hope, and the Power of Art to Change the World

How to Get More Writing Done in Less Time

Author Amy Wilhelm