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BCB: The Author’s Cut, Amy M. Hawes Interviews Louie Cronin on Everyone Loves You Back

Amy Wilhelm
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Louie Cronin's novel, Everyone Loves You Back, demonstrates her humor, wit, and sharp mind. Not only does her main character Bob Boland have those characteristics in spades, her novel manages to be entertaining... Read More...

A Quest for Freedom: The Other Side of Paradise

Maribel Garcia
Interviews
Here Comes the Sun chronicles three generations of one family, focusing on three women: Margot, Thandi, and Delores. Set against the backdrop of the lush resorts and pristine beaches of Montego Bay in Jamaica, ... Read More...

A Dose of Dark Medicine from Eric Scott Fischl

Tabitha Lord
Interviews
A Civil War surgeon turned snake oil salesman. A ragged group of performers and sideshow freaks. A traveling medicine show with a dark, twisted purpose. You'll want a ticket to DR POTTER'S MEDICINE SHOW, author... Read More...

What Do You Do When the Husband You Love Becomes a Woman?

Maribel Garcia
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“I can’t do it anymore,” Fred said. “I’ve tried being a man. I’ve been everything on my list that would make me one. I’ve been a soldier, a firefighter, a rancher, a fisherman, a husband, and a father. And ... Read More...

Investigating Murder on K Street, Behind the Scenes of M.A. Lawson’s Thriller

Amy Wilhelm
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What happened on K Street–murder and robbery–might take a while to unravel using conventional methods. That's why Kay Hamilton employs her intelligence, determination, and every connection she has, to annihilat... Read More...

Heartbreak, Hope, and Humor in Erica Chapman’s Debut – Teach Me To Forget

Tabitha Lord
Interviews
Ellery Stevens plans to kill herself. Her sister's tragic death, for which she blames herself, still haunts her, and the weight of guilt and loss seems never to abate. But Ellery's plan fails, and she's forced ... Read More...

Is Empathy Dangerous? An Interview with Paul Bloom

Kelly Sarabyn
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People assume empathy, like money, is something we can never have too much of. If we were just more empathetic, society would be more just and humane. Or would it? In his provocative new book Against Empathy... Read More...

Margo Kelly Discusses Her Latest YA Thriller, Unlocked

Kate Newton
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After causing a tragic accident that kills her friend, Hannah is besieged by not only abject guilt, but also terrifying images and events that make her think she’s losing her mind. As her life spins out of cont... Read More...

Interview with Janice Y.K. Lee, Author of The Expatriates

Kelly Sarabyn
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Critics have described Janice Y.K Lee as “ female, funny Henry James in Asia,” and her new book The Expatriates as a “captivating,” “exquisite novel of everyday lives in extraordinary circumstances.” A psych... Read More...

The X-Files Origins: Agent of Chaos, A Chat with Author Kami Garcia

Amy Wilhelm
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It's the summer of 1979. Fox Mulder is seventeen and living with his father in Washington, DC. His dad has a secretive role with the government and takes little interest in his son's life, other than an obsessi... Read More...
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