Q&A: Independent Publishing, Technology & Digital Book World 2018 with Bradley Metrock By Bradley Metrock, Digital Book World Bradley Metrock is CEO of Score Publishing, which owns and operates Digital Book World (DBW). DBW is the annual... Read More

Illness. Sickness. Disease. Some of them catch you. Others you’re born with (thanks, Mom and Dad). The worst are untreatable and deadly. A few can be managed with meds but can’t be cured. That last category is the common state of... Read More

Summer Cannibals Melanie Hobson Grove Press Softcover $16.00 (288pp) 978-0-8021-2852-2 Buy: Local Bookstore (IndieBound), Amazon Melanie Hobson’s Summer Cannibals is a vibrant, vicious family portrait in which three adult daughters... Read More

Vesto PR & Books will host a table at the Brooklyn Book Festival this upcoming Sunday, September 16 (booth #613). The largest free literary event in New York City, the festival will be held at Brooklyn Borough Hall, from 10am to 6pm.... Read More

What’s your American dream? Big home, fancy car, private jet, strapping pool boy serving you Veuve Clicquot Brut Rosé on a mega yacht? Well, you wouldn’t be the only one wishing upon a star for some or all of that. But not everyone... Read More

Reviewer Michelle Anne Schingler Interviews Rosemary Mosco and Dylan Thuras, Authors of The Atlas Obscura: Explorer’s Guide for the World’s Most Adventurous Kid. Moms, dads, teachers, coaches, and yes, librarians too: when it comes... Read More

Women are too often conditioned to believe that they can’t be outspoken, brave, or independent, and this stereotype is perpetuated by female representation in literature. There is also an unfortunate trend in books, whether intentional... Read More

A Song for the River Philip Connors Cinco Puntos Press Softcover $16.95 (246pp) 978-1-941026-91-5 Buy: Local Bookstore (IndieBound), Amazon Philip Connors has previously written about his many years as a fire lookout in New Mexico’s... Read More