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Interview with Christine Reilly, Author of Sunday’s on the Phone to Monday

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Romantic bohemians Claudio and Mathilde Simone run a struggling vinyl store in New York while trying to raise their three very different daughters, Natasha, Lucy, and Carly. An arresting saga about an eccentric... Read More...

Interview with Ellen Wittlinger, Author of Local Girl Swept Away

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Book Club Babble had the recent opportunity to talk with Ellen Wittlinger, winner of the Lambda Award and the Printz Honor. She discussed her latest novel, Local Girl Swept Away, a story that explores the compl... Read More...
The Space Between

Interview with Dr. Virginia Simpson, Author of The Space Between

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One of the painful truths of growing up is the inevitable shift that takes place between parent and child in the twilight years of those who’ve raised us. Book Club Babble recently had the opportunity to speak ... Read More...

Interview with Laurel Saville, author of North of Here

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Against the backdrop of the Adirondack Mountains, Laurel Saville’s North of Here immerses readers in the story of a back-to-nature cult, delving into the complex relationships that can grow between damaged soul... Read More...
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Interview with Bob Brink, author of MURDER IN PALM BEACH

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In January 1976, the doorbell rings at the Palm Beach home of a man and his wife who have just returned from a dinner party. He answers and is mortally wounded by a shotgun blast. Rodger Kriger was a promine... Read More...

Interview with Jessica Barraco, author of The Butterfly Groove

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Jessica Barraco is the author of The Butterfly Groove, an investigative memoir about her mother, Dianne, who died of cancer when Jessica was only twelve. Ten years after her mother’s death, Jessica set out to i... Read More...

Go Set a Watchman: Listening to the Hard Truth

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Clichés may be the bane of good writing, but sometimes there’s no easier way to say I wish I had more time to read, than, well, I wish I had more time to read. I don’t even wonder where the time went, because I... Read More...

Coming to Terms with the Truth About Atticus Finch

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The hottest news in the literary world is the July 14 release of Harper Lee’s book Go Set a Watchman. As someone who devoured To Kill a Mockingbird in eighth grade and reread it several times since then, I was ... Read More...

When Good Books Make Bad Mistakes

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First, let me say as a disclaimer that Donna Tartt is one of my favorite authors. I’ve only read two of her books—but then, she’s only written three. She writes a book about every ten years. Considering I’m jus... Read More...
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