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Here Comes the Sun chronicles three generations of one family, focusing on three women: Margot, Thandi, and Delores. Set against the backdrop of the lush resorts and pristine beaches of Montego Bay in Jamaica, ... Read More...

Heartbreak, Hope, and Humor in Erica Chapman’s Debut – Teach Me To Forget

Tabitha Lord

Interviews

Ellery Stevens plans to kill herself. Her sister's tragic death, for which she blames herself, still haunts her, and the weight of guilt and loss seems never to abate. But Ellery's plan fails, and she's forced ... Read More...

Books We Love: Our 2016 Holiday Gift Guide

Kristin Jacobson

Literary Lagniappe, on Books

Do you have a book lover on your holiday shopping list? Here are a few recommendations from our very talented literary critics that are sure to please even the most discerning reader. Tabitha Lord ... Read More...

Mystery and Mayhem Abound in Dial Em For Murder

Tabitha Lord

Interviews

Aspiring author Emmy Danvers is at work on her romance novel in Starbuck's when a strange old man approaches her with a warning. But before Emmy can make sense of it, he knocks her to the ground and dies on top... Read More...

Dessert First – An Interview with Dean Gloster

Tabitha Lord

Interviews

Dean Gloster's young adult novel Dessert First is a beautifully written, compassionate story of a young girl dealing with the painful realities of her brother's fight with cancer, while at the same time navigat... Read More...

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

A Woman Breaks Into Bullfighting, An Interview with Damian McNicholl

“If you’ve met one person with autism…”

One of Us Is Lying – An Interview With Karen McManus

We Were the Lucky Ones, An Interview with Georgia Hunter

New York Times Film Critic A.O. Scott Reflects on the “Wonderful Absurdity” of His Profession

Interview with Jane Corry, Author of My Husband’s Wife

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

Is Advertising Coming to an End? A Review

New York Times Film Critic A.O. Scott Reflects on the “Wonderful Absurdity” of His Profession

Of This Much I’m Sure: An Interview with Nadine Kenney Johnstone

Patricia Cornwell Investigates Jack the Ripper

Can Flawed Fathers Raise Incredible Daughters?

Have Feminists Become Complacent? A Review of Why I Am Not a Feminist

The Diary of a Teenage Girl

Is Everything, Everything Worth Watching?

Looking for an Adult Adventure Movie? Try The Lost City of Z

Lauren Oliver’s YA hit, Before I Fall, Hits the Silver Screen. Is it Worth Watching?

Fences: From Playwright to Screenplay

Who Will Win on Oscars Night? Hidden Figures Gets Our Vote

Should Fans of the Book Bother Seeing Tim Burton’s Miss Peregrine?

Why Read? My Top Eight Reasons

Under a Sardinian Sky – An Interview with Sara Alexander

The Author’s Cut: Upcoming Events

Author Spotlight – Delilah Dawson

Heartbreak, Hope, and Humor in Erica Chapman’s Debut – Teach Me To Forget

Books We Love: Our 2016 Holiday Gift Guide

Mystery and Mayhem Abound in Dial Em For Murder

Dessert First – An Interview with Dean Gloster

BCB: The Author’s Cut with Karen McManus

BCB: The Author’s Cut with Steven Werlin

Is Advertising Coming to an End? A Review

A Woman Breaks Into Bullfighting, An Interview with Damian McNicholl

Looking At What is to be Seen: A Review of Dana Spiotta’s Innocents and Others

Two Families, One Secret: An Interview With Lynda Cohen Loigman

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

Come Aboard the Starship Horizon: An Interview with Tabitha Lord

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