Hemingway, 2,000-Pound Marlin, and Anything is Good: An Interview with Fred Waitzkin
“To this day I write my sentences to the beat of the drums.” —Fred Waitzkin
Read an Interview with Janet Somerville, Author of How Midsummer Night
“By writing to Richard and addressing him in the second person present, I felt close to him again. Through those words he is once again alive.”
Read an Interview with Mary McGarry Morris
"What some may label ‘dark stories’ are usually the stories of people all around us." —Mary McGarry Morris
An Interview with Rachel Hauck, Bestselling Christian Author
“There are many truths that are universal, like the power of forgiveness, which a story can bring to life and touch the heart of the reader.”
Anthony Summers Discusses Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe
The biography is the basis for a new Netflix documentary, streaming April 27.
An Interview with Award-Winning Author Ben Okri
The Nigerian author is known for his own brand of magical realism.
An Interview with Manju Kapur, Bestselling Indian Author
“Perhaps one really does end up telling the same story over and over, looking at it from every possible angle.”
Jane Gardam Discusses Her Famous 'Old Filth' Trilogy
The 91-year-old author may not be done with these novels just yet.
Mommie Dearest Author Christina Crawford Opens Up About Her Past and How She’s Moving Forward
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of her groundbreaking book, Crawford talks about abuse, what she hopes readers take away from her story, and new projects on which she’s focused.
My Cousin Vinny Still Makes Us Laugh Over 25 Years Later
Lawrence Kelter's new book based on the movie adds to the film we know and love.
The Perfect Mother Author Aimee Molloy on Blending Genres, Motherhood and Kerry Washington
BookTrib and Aimee Molloy discuss the psychological thrills, feminist message, and upcoming adaptation of her hit novel.
Christina Crawford on Why It's So Important to Remember "Herstory"
The author of "Daughters of the Inquisition" tells us why she's so interested in women's history and how, by learning from the mistakes of the past, we can change the future.
