Amy Poeppel grew up in Dallas, Texas. She graduated from Wellesley College and worked as an actress in the Boston area, appearing in a corporate industrial for Polaroid, a commercial for Brooks Pharmacy, and a truly terrible episode of America’s Most Wanted, along...
Interview: Author ‘Josh Malerman’ Talks His Bird Box Sequel Novel Malorie
Josh Malerman is an American author of novels and short stories. Before publishing his debut novel Bird Box with ECCO/HarperCollins, he wrote fourteen novels, never having shopped one of them. Being the singer/songwriter of the Detroit rock band The High Strung,...
Interview: Authors ‘Heather Cocks And Jessica Morgan’ Talk The New Book The Heir Affair (The Royal We 2)
Longtime friends Heather Cocks and Jessica Morgan have been writing together since 2004, when they co-founded Go Fug Yourself, a popular snarky celebrity-fashion site. Together, they’ve penned two young adult novels — Spoiled and Messy — and The Royal We, a work of...
Book Review: ‘The Lives Of Edie Pritchard’ By Larry Watson
This is the story of Edie Pritchard who lives in a small town in Montana. The story is set in three time periods. In 1967 she's married to Dean but things are not working out great. He has a twin brother Roy, who has always had the hots for Edie. She is a beauty and...
Interview: Author ‘Bryn Turnbull’ Talks Her Debut Historical Fiction Novel The Woman Before Wallis
When she was eleven years old, Bryn Turnbull accidentally put her foot through a single-pane window while leafing through a well-worn copy of Sandman (Volume 2). The incident, which resulted in a trip to the hospital, five stitches, and a unique application of...
Interview: Author ‘Andrew Wilson’ Talks His New Book I Saw Him Die
Andrew Wilson is an award-winning journalist and author. His work has appeared in a wide variety of publications including the Guardian, the Washington Post, the Sunday Times, and the Smithsonian Magazine. He is the author of four acclaimed biographies, a book about...
Book Review: ‘How Lulu Lost Her Mind: A Novel’ By Rachel Gibson
Lou Ann Hunter aka The Love Guru is heading to the airport to start a multi-city tour. She's built an empire on being the love guru to women across the world. If only things were so easy with her mother Patricia. She's in a facilitate for Alzheimer patients. When Lou...
Book Review: ‘Muzzled’ Is The Next Fun Andy Carpenter Novel By David Rosenfelt
As hard as he tries Andy Carpenter just can't seem to stay retired and hang out with his wife, son and his two dogs. He again takes a case even though he doesn't want to. This one is of a dead man who's not so dead. Alex Vogel was presumed dead weeks ago along with...
Book Review: ‘Cut To The Bone: An Agent Sayer Altair’ Novel Is The Best One So Far In The Series BY Ellison Cooper
The third book in the Agent Sayer Altair series answers a lot of questions that have been out there for anyone that has been reading the series. There are massive twists and turns and shocking reveals that leave the reader stunned (and in a good way). I am usually...
Book Review: ‘Auxiliary: London 2039’ By Jon Richter Is A Thrilling Novel
London in 2039 is a completely different city now that it's run by AI named TIM. Think of Suri or Alexa on steroids. There's nothing you need to do for yourself. Just tell TIM or your robot. There are all sorts of robots that do everything and I mean everything, even...







