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In Lit Garden, Diane Parrish and Chelsea Bieker Discuss Writing Through Humor & Trauma

In this installment of the Lit Garden Author Series, authors Diane Parrish and Chelsea Bieker met to discuss Bieker’s latest novel, Madwoman. Together, they explored themes of motherhood, emotional truth, and the complexities of identity, as well as the challenges of balancing life and creativity, the role of humor in... The post In Lit Garden, Diane Parrish and Chelsea Bieker Discuss Writing Through Humor & Trauma first appeared on BookTrib..Read Article

She Spied on the Nazis and Saved a Civilization’s Soul

The Art Spy subtitled The Extraordinary Untold Tale of WWII Resistance Hero Rose Valland is the result of four years of dedicated, immersive research by award-winning journalist, author, photographer, Columbia University Adjunct Professor of Architecture and frequent contributor to televised documentaries Michelle Young. There is nothing superficial about this extraordinary... The post She Spied on the Nazis and Saved a Civilization’s Soul firs…Columbia University Read Article

A Cross-Cultural Journey Through Gender, Identity, and Feminism

In Portrait of a Feminist, the author weaves personal narrative with cultural critique, offering a deeply reflective exploration of identity, gender, and selfhood shaped across multiple continents and belief systems. In this Q&A, we talk with author Marianna Marlowe about the roots of her feminism, the complexities of family, faith,... The post A Cross-Cultural Journey Through Gender, Identity, and Feminism first appeared on BookTrib..Feminism Read Article

Heartwarming Debut Captures Complexities of Love, Life and Second Chances

All the Men I’ve Loved Again by Christine Pride is a brand new coming-of-age romance chock-full of so much millennial nostalgia that I doubt readers will be able to read this and not be transported back in time. We meet Cora in 2021 as she’s reflecting on her past, caught... The post Heartwarming Debut Captures Complexities of Love, Life and Second Chances first appeared on BookTrib..Read Article

From War Zone to Classroom: Pilot’s Firsthand Account of Life in the Cockpit

Thanks to their miles-high vantage point, aviators develop an outsider’s perspective of life on the ground, like the Apollo 17 astronauts who saw the earth looking like a “blue marble.” In his memoir, former U.S. Air Force and airline pilot Richard Hess takes the broad view. High Flight: A Pilot’s... The post From War Zone to Classroom: Pilot’s Firsthand Account of Life in the Cockpit first appeared on BookTrib..Astronauts · United States Read Article

Piazza’s #Tradwife Murder Mystery Gives New Meaning to “Domestic” Thriller

Jo Piazza’s Everyone Is Lying to You may be labeled a mystery, but at its core, it’s a piercing piece of women’s fiction. It explores womanhood in its many raw, relatable layers — friendship, motherhood, ambition, grief, betrayal — with a clarity that feels deeply personal. The main characters, best... The post Piazza’s #Tradwife Murder Mystery Gives New Meaning to “Domestic” Thriller first appeared on BookTrib..Read Article

Books & Looks Podcast: The WASP Betrayal — They Flew 60M Miles & Then Were Forgotten

Books & Looks: Real Books for Real Readers was started as a literary podcast to supplement Blaine Desantis’ website, ViewsOnBooks.com, and expand into audio and video interviews with authors. With Books & Looks, Blaine’s goal is to focus on real books that real people will read. At least half of the books he... The post Books & Looks Podcast: The WASP Betrayal — They Flew 60M Miles & Then Were Forgotten first appeared on BookTrib..Read Article

Gripping Domestic Thriller from Author of “The Couple Next Door”

I had never read a book by Shari Lapena, so I didn’t know she was a “master” of domestic thrillers. While I read She Didn’t See It Coming, that’s exactly what I was in the middle of: a masterfully written domestic thriller. By page 22, I was taut with stress.... The post Gripping Domestic Thriller from Author of “The Couple Next Door” first appeared on BookTrib..Read Article

Former Military Pilots Coauthor Nail-Biting Ride Through International Terrorism

Night of the Bear by Alan Cockrell and Richard Hess is a suspenseful tale of revenge and military aggression, reminiscent of Tom Clancy’s earliest Cold War thrillers. A covert meeting off the coast of Long Island between Russian Intelligence and a highly placed asset, with links to the highest levels... The post Former Military Pilots Coauthor Nail-Biting Ride Through International Terrorism first appeared on BookTrib..New York State · New York Read Article

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