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The BookTrib Brief: Our Love For Reading Never Takes a Vacation | BookTrib.
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (184+ words) Wherever I travel, I always try to find an independent bookstore to see what bookish magic is happening there — and readers, Croatia delivered. Next stop was Korcula, where there’s a lovely bookstore called Kutak Knjiga (“Book Corner”), located just outside…...
“Infernal Tramps” Delivers Horror at Its Weirdest and Best | BookTrib.
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (457+ words) Alex Grass's Infernal Tramps is a collection of seventeen stories. It is a relentless, gleefully unhinged tour through body horror, cosmic dread, and the menace of everyday consumer culture. The opener, "The Tezcat Apparatus," is a perfect thesis statement for…...
“The Fine Art of Lying” Is a Sophisticated Thriller of Art and Deception | BookTrib.
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (729+ words) Alexandra Andrews’ much-lauded 2021 debut novel Who is Maud Dixon, published in twenty-eight languages, continues to impress. Acid-honed superb writing and a surprising plot have justified the skyscraper-high expectations for her second novel, The Fine Art of Lying. The two words…...
When Faith Is Exploited: Catholic Corruption, Cults and Conspiracies | BookTrib.
2+ day, 41+ min ago (819+ words) When Faith Is Exploited: Catholic Corruption, Cults and Conspiracies BookTrib When Faith Is Exploited: Catholic Corruption, Cults and Conspiracies Five years ago, when I debuted my first thriller novel, I had no idea where my protagonist Marko Zorn would take…...
A Southern Historical Novel Rooted in Memory | BookTrib.
2+ day, 7+ hour ago (481+ words) What the Trees Remember by Abigail Cutter is a powerful piece of historical fiction. The novel centers on Dora Minor, a ninety-three-year-old woman riding out the catastrophic 1969 flood caused by Hurricane Camille alone in her mountain home in Nelson County,…...
“Murder Most Delicious” Serves Up a Charming Parisian Mystery | BookTrib.
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (617+ words) “Murder Most Delicious” Serves Up a Charming Parisian Mystery BookTrib “Murder Most Delicious” Serves Up a Charming Parisian Mystery Murder Most Delicious by Danielle Postel-Vinay Daniel Postel-Vinay is a devout Francophile who frequently visits France with her French husband. Murder…...
6 Chilling Books for the Hottest Month | BookTrib.
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (430+ words) Incidents Around the House has been adapted for film as Other Mommy, starring Jessica Chastain, coming to terrify you soon. Nicky Gonzalez made waves in literary circles long before the release of Mayra, her first novel. The overwhelming thought I…...
Story Collections That Take Horror Somewhere Stranger | BookTrib.
1+ week, 1+ day ago (651+ words) In Infernal Tramps, ordinary objects and familiar anxieties have a habit of opening doors that should have stayed shut. A forgotten video game carries memories no one else shares. A bloodied dog collar turns Philadelphia into a city devoted to…...
How Kristin Casey Turned a Life of Reinvention into “Casey Dancer” | BookTrib.
1+ week, 1+ day ago (422+ words) Throughout the memoir, you return to the idea that stripping, dating and writing were all ways of searching for connection. At what point in writing the book did you realize those separate parts of your life were really telling the…...
Bioethics and AI Collide in “Echoes of the Gene” | BookTrib.
1+ week, 1+ day ago (473+ words) Echoes of the Gene, the second installment in John H. Thomas's Chronos Files series, is a tightly wound techno-conspiracy thriller that expands its predecessor's world but never loses pace. Picking up the fallout from The Terminal Gene, this book plunges back…...