New Year’s Resolution for Readers: Be Kind
It’s never too early to think about a New Year’s Resolution! And I would love for book people, as a whole, to be more kind to each other in 2020.
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Here’s What to Read Over the Thanksgiving Holiday
Thanksgiving always comes at the right time—you get a break from work and school plus some tasty food. So what better time to get in some reading and I decided to put together a list of what to read over the Thanksgiving holiday.
Q&A with Nancy Richardson Fischer, Author of The Speed of Falling Objects
Nancy Richardson Fischer is the author of the young adult novels When Elephants Fly and the recently released The Speed of Falling Objects.
Q&A: Susan Mallery, Author of Meant to be Yours
Susan Mallery is the author of more than 70 (!) books. Her latest, Meant to be Yours, is an entertaining romance that you’ll read in one sitting. Check out my review here.
Q&A with Nicola Moriarty, Author of Paper Chains
Nicola Moriarty is the author of Paper Chains, Those Other Women, The Fifth Letter and Free-Falling as well as contributions to two UK anthologies. She is also the younger sister of best-selling and award-winning authors, Liane Moriarty and Jaclyn Moriarty.
Q&A with Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb, Authors of Meet Me in Monaco
Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb are the authors of Meet Me in Monaco and Last Christmas in Paris. Hazel Gaynor has written seven historical novels including The Girl Who Came Home and The Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter. Heather Webb is the author of six historical novels set in France, including Becoming Josephine and Ribbons of Scarlet.
Q&A with Richard Kirshenbaum, Author of Rouge
Richard Kirshenbaum is the author of Rouge, which is an entertaining look at two bitter rivals who invented the modern cosmetics industry.
Q&A with Kelsey Rae Dimberg, Author of Girl in the Rearview Mirror
Kelsey Rae Dimberg is the author of Girl in the Rearview Mirror, an original modern noir set in Phoenix. Let’s get to know Kelsey!
Interview with Lisa Taddeo, Author of Three Women
Lisa Taddeo is the author of Three Women, a profound work of nonfiction that will be talked about for years to come. I had the opportunity to chat with Lisa by phone ahead of the release of Three Women. Let’s get to know her more!
Q&A with Daniela Petrova, Author of Her Daughter’s Mother
Daniela Petrova is the author of Her Daughter’s Mother, a page-turner that is full of depth and intrigue. Let’s get to know her!
Q&A with Ellen LaCorte, Author of The Perfect Fraud
Ellen LaCorte is the author of The Perfect Fraud. Let’s get to know her more!
Q&A with Jason Allen, Author of The East End
Jason Allen grew up in a working-class home in the Hamptons, where he worked a variety of blue-collar jobs for wealthy estate owners. The East End is his debut novel.
Q&A with Camille Pagán, Author of I’m Fine and Neither Are You
Camille Pagán is the author of several novels, including I’m Fine and Neither Are You, Life and Other Near-Death Experiences, which was recently optioned for film, and Woman Last Seen in Her Thirties. A journalist and former magazine editor, Pagán has written for the New York Times; O, The Oprah Magazine; Parade; Real Simple; Time; and …
Q&A with Jillian Cantor, Author of In Another Time
Jillian Cantor is the author of award-winning and best-selling novels for teens and adults, including The Hours Count Margot, The Lost Letter and her most recent novel, In Another Time. Jillian has a BA in English from Penn State University and an MFA from the University of Arizona.