Interviews

Women’s History Month Feature with Linda Cardillo

Judith Cromwell Discusses Women’s History and Good Queen Anne

Women’s History Month Feature with Author Marc Graham

An Interview with Kim Hooper, Author of Cherry Blossoms

Interviews, Reviews

Can someone truly abandon their will to survive? And if they do, how does ordinary life test that will? From the author of the critically-acclaimed debut novel People Who Knew Me comes the story of thirty-four-... Read More...

Interview with Marty Thornley, Author of Painless

Kate Newton

Participation in a clinical trial offers Greg Owens the opportunity to end his years of debilitating back pain and his reliance on prescription pills. But after spending a few days at the eerie facility, Greg l... Read More...

Minds and Hearts Entwined: The Love of Michelangelo Buonarroti and Vittoria Colonna

Love That Moves the Sun illustrates the deep connection between the poet Vittoria Colonna and Michelangelo Buonarroti, while also painting a clear picture of the life and trials of Colonna. In this work of historical fiction, Linda Cardillo brings us into the ... Read More...

Deconstructing America Through the Eyes of Immigrants

America Deconstructed tears down the myths surrounding immigration to the United States and replaces them with authentic experiences. When people immigrate, they leave the only home they've ever known. The Unit... Read More...

Ebook-only Publishing Platform for Short Books: An Interview with Industry Game-Changer Brooke Warner

Interviews, on Books, on Publishing

Classic novels can be intimidating. Tomes like Charlotte Brontë's 600-page Jane Eyre or even the source material for all of George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones collection may not always be what appeals to you.... Read More...

An Interview with the author Sarahlyn Bruck

Interviews, Reviews

An Interview with the author Sarahlyn Bruck If you are, like so many of us, obsessed with a good book and home design shows, well, then Sarahlyn Bruck’s Designer You just may be what you need right now. I just finished it, an... Read More...

Alice Mattison talks marriage, political protest, and her new novel, Conscience

Mary Sullivan

Alice Mattison’s new book (2018), Conscience, hooked me right away. It’s about a middle-aged couple who grapple with something that happened in their shared past, during protests against the Vietnam War. When t... Read More...

An Interview with M.J. Rose, founder of AuthorBuzz.com

In 1998, when Google was barely a technological zygote, an aspiring author was having a difficult time selling two of her novels, not because publishers were not really excited about them, but because they were... Read More...

Two Can Keep a Secret – Another Stunning Success by NYT Bestselling Author Karen McManus

Tabitha Lord

With her sophomore novel, Two Can Keep a Secret, Karen McManus expertly captures the young adult voice and blends it with page-turning suspense to deliver another bestseller. In the creepy New England town of Echo Ridge, secrets abound. Someone is killing beau... Read More...

Antigone Books: Iconic Feminist Bookstore’s New Chapter