Literary Fiction – Book Club Babble

Gail Honeyman's debut novel Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine is a book club favorite and for good reason! The main character Eleanor tugs at our heartstrings and makes us want to pull her into our care to pr... Read More...

The Author’s Cut with Susan Henderson

Tabitha Lord

Interviews, The Author's Cut

The Flicker of Old Dreams – An Interview with Susan Henderson

Tabitha Lord

Interviews

Join us on Wednesday, March 21st at 8:00 pm for the Author's Cut live with Susan Henderson. Click here to register: The Author's Cut with Susan Henderson Susan Henderson's stunning new novel The Flicker of Old... Read More...

The Immortalists by Chloe Benjamin

Tabitha Lord

Reviews

Our guest reviewer today is Leah DeCesare. Leah is the award-winning author of Forks, Knives, and Spoons and the non-fiction series Naked Parenting. You can visit her at www.LeahDeCesare.com. Thank you, Leah! ... Read More...

The Next – An Interview with Stephanie Gangi

Tabitha Lord

Interviews

Stephanie Gangi's debut fiction novel The Next earns its place as my favorite book of the year! Joanna DeAngelis is dying of cancer. And she's angrily cyber-stalking her ex-lover. In fact, she carries her rage ... Read More...

The Limits of the Law, an Interview with Edward Carlson

Kelly Sarabyn

Interviews

All The Beautiful People We Once Knew by Edward Carlson is a dark, but interesting novel. Written in a poetic style and filled with rapt metaphors, it follows Stephen Harker, a disillusioned corporate lawyer, a... Read More...

A Woman Breaks Into Bullfighting, An Interview with Damian McNicholl

Kelly Sarabyn

Interviews

Inspired by the true story of Patricia McCormick, The Moment of Truth tells the tale of the first American woman to professionally bullfight. Set in the early 1950s, it follows Kathleen Boyd as she drops out of... Read More...

We Were the Lucky Ones, An Interview with Georgia Hunter

Elise Schiller

Interviews

Georgia Hunter has written an epic novel, We Were the Lucky Ones, based on a true family story. Before World War II, her great-grandparents, Nechuma and Sol, owned a thriving business and with their five childr... Read More...

Eleanor Wasserberg discusses her debut novel FOXLOWE: A Unique Tale of Isolation and Shared Vision

Amy M. Hawes

Interviews

Foxlowe is a debut novel like no other. In it, Eleanor Wasserberg delves into the farthest recesses of the human psyche, delivering a story pulsing with tones of the macabre and possessive love. In telling the ... Read More...