The winners have been chosen for the Hachette Book Group ‘New Year, New You’ Book Giveaway! The correct answer to the question “Which of the above eight authors is best known for his/her series featuring a detective named ‘Easy Rawlins’?” was Walter Mosley. The five lucky entrants that matched up to the numbers from a […]

by Lisa Yanaky At the beginning of March, a revolution in the world of books was launched – Titlepage, a literary show made just for the internet. Its engaging host and editorial producer, Daniel Menaker, is obviously quite comfortable around books and authors – he was a long-time editor for The New Yorker, worked as […]

by Lisa Yanaky Joshilyn Jackson is the author of gods in Alabama (reviewed here), a work of fiction about a girl, Arlene, who tries to strike a bargain with God so that a body will never be found in the Alabama town she left behind, but Arlene finds her life unraveling years later when God […]

by Lisa Yanaky Kate Pepper is the author of Seven Minutes to Noon (reviewed here), a suspense novel about a woman that is 8&#189 months pregnant who goes missing and her friend’s struggle to find out what happened to her – and if she’s at risk herself. Kate Pepper was marvelous enough to put her […]

by Lisa Yanaky Stephanie Lessing is the author of She’s Got Issues (reviewed here), a book about Chloe, a shoe-crazy, happy-go-lucky girl trying to make it in the magazine business. Recently, Stephanie Lessing was fantastic enough to answer some questions from Book Brothel about her novel, the publishing world, and the personalities of shoes. Was […]

by Lisa Yanaky Lisa Selin Davis is the author of Belly (reviewed here), a work of fiction that follows the life of a man fresh out of jail and trying to adapt to a changing world. Davis was lovely enough to sit down and answer some questions from Book Brothel about her novel, the nature […]

by Lisa Yanaky Charlotte Gordon is the author of Mistress Bradstreet: The Untold Life of America’s First Poet (reviewed here), a biography of Anne Bradstreet, a seventeenth-century woman that wrote about her new country, her old home in England, and the family that she adored. Recently, Charlotte Gordon was wonderful enough to take a break […]