Interview with Author D.K. Kristof
Interview with Author D.K. Kristof
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors.
Recently, we interviewed D.K. Kristof about his writing and soon-to-be-published book, Swanblade: Year Zero, an atmospheric, emotionally charged, and morally layered gripping origin story that examines the costs of heroism while heralding the rise of a new, haunted protector…
BookView Review: Swanblade: Year Zero by D.K. Kristof
BookView Review: Swanblade: Year Zero by D.K. Kristof
Kristof’s cinematic graphic novel offers an intimate and unsettling portrait of a city built on the myth of heroism and the quiet decay beneath it. December 1957. Retired hero Captain John “Atomic Ace” McAlliste is living in relative peace with his daughter, Kayla, in a city convinced…
BookView Review White Passion (Kestrel Harper Saga, Book 8) by Tamara Brigham
BookView Review White Passion (Kestrel Harper Saga, Book 8) by Tamara Brigham
Brigham’s latest entry in the Kestrel Harper Saga pushes the series into its most turbulent and emotionally charged territory yet. Rhidam sparkles under the Festival of St. Mátán, but Kavan senses an undercurrent the crowds don’t see; his dormant Sight flickering to life…
BookView Review: THE BIENNALE BOOK: Ten Foundations of Contemporary Art by Desmond Daniels
BookView Review: THE BIENNALE BOOK: Ten Foundations of Contemporary Art by Desmond Daniels
Daniels’s first volume in The Biennale Book series offers a sharp, disciplined analysis of the global exhibition model shaping contemporary art, revealing the often hidden mechanics behind these major cultural events. The narrative moves confidently across ten major biennales; Venice, São Paulo,…
Interview with Author Michael Ray Ewing
Interview with Author Michael Ray Ewing
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Recently, we interviewed Michael Ray Ewing about his writing and his recently released book, Lightning, a tight, propulsive SF thriller that grabs you from the start and never lets go…
BookView Review: Lightning by Michael Ray Ewing
BookView Review: Lightning by Michael Ray Ewing
In Ewing’s taut thriller a quiet pattern of anomalies spreads across the state, pointing to an enemy still operating in the dark. After a lightning strike wipes parts of his memory, bike builder Adam Barnett wakes on a remote mountainside with only a strange, loyal dog and a…
Interview with Author Anne M. Smith-Nochasak
Interview with Author Anne M. Smith-Nochasak
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Recently, we interviewed Anne M. Smith-Nochasak, about her writing and her recently released book, River Becomes Shadow, the second book in Taggak Journey trilogy plunges readers back into a scorched future where faith, memory, and survival intertwine…
BookView Review: River Becomes Shadow (Taggak Journey, #2) by Anne M. Smith-Nochasak
BookView Review: River Becomes Shadow (Taggak Journey, #2) by Anne M. Smith-Nochasak
The second book in Smith-Nochasak’s Taggak Journey trilogy plunges readers back into a scorched future where faith, memory, and survival intertwine in haunting and unexpected ways. The fires of 2036 have consumed Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, leaving behind a wasteland ruled by…
Interview with Author Alison Bellringer
Interview with Author Alison Bellringer
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Recently, we interviewed Alison Bellringer about her writing and her recently released book, My Dog, Moss, a story rich in heart and humanity (Read the review here.)…
BookViewReview: My Dog, Moss by Alison Bellringer
BookViewReview: My Dog, Moss by Alison Bellringer
A farmer finds solace and purpose through the steadfast love of a dog in Bellringer’s quietly affecting novella. When Jayden King discovers a wounded stray tangled in a fence, he has no idea that rescuing the dog will rescue him, too. Life on his New Zealand farm has…
BookView Review: Eastern Shadows by Peter Nordgren
BookView Review: Eastern Shadows by Peter Nordgren
A missing-person case becomes a descent into moral darkness in Nordgren’s haunting thriller. When down-on-his-luck journalist Shane Morris agrees to find a missing Thai-American woman, he’s pulled into Bangkok’s shadowy underworld, where every truth hides a lie. Ploy’s haunting videos insist she’s safe, but her fear says otherwise.…
BookView Review: Plausible in Parts by James Dunlop
BookView Review: Plausible in Parts by James Dunlop
Dunlop crafts a taut and brilliantly sardonic tale of survival, betrayal, and the shifting boundaries between duty and damnation in his latest novel. Returning home from a brutal contract in the Balkans, mercenary Andy MacKay finds himself accused of attempted murder—and when his lawyer disappears, he becomes…
BookView Review: Final Orbit: The Apollo Murders, 3 by Chris Hadfield
Final Orbit by Chris Hadfield
Hadfield’s latest historical thriller imagines a perilous intersection of science, politics, and human resolve during the height of the Cold War. In 1975, Houston hums with anticipation as Apollo prepares for an unprecedented mission—to rendezvous in orbit with the Soviet Soyuz spacecraft. The joint operation, a symbol of fragile détente,…
Interview with Author Joseph Stone
Interview with Author Joseph Stone
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Recently, we interviewed Joseph Stone about his writing and his latest novel, A Blood Witch: The Haunted Women Series, Book 2, an intoxicating and deeply unsettling dark fantasy…
Interview with Author Phil Bayly
Interview with Author Phil Bayly
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Recently, we interviewed Phil Bayly, an author and veteran of television and radio news in New York, Colorado, Wyoming and Pennsylvania, about his writing and his soon-to-be released book, CARPE Ski ’em: A Murder on Skis Mystery, a taut,…
BookView Review: The Awkward Person’s Guide to Social Skills by A.M. Dubois
BookView Review: The Awkward Person’s Guide to Social Skills by A.M. Dubois
Dubois delivers a funny, refreshingly relatable debut that speaks to anyone who’s ever spiraled over a handshake, a hello, or a too-short text. This rare self-help guide meets anxious, introverted readers exactly where they are—no fake pep talks, no patronizing scripts, just smart,…
BookView Review: CARPE Ski ’em: A Murder on Skis Mystery by Phil Bayly
BookView Review: CARPE Ski ’em: A Murder on Skis Mystery by Phil Bayly
Set in the icy heights of Colorado’s Cameron County, this deftly plotted mountain mystery from Bayly (Murder on Skis series) opens with an unforgettable tableau: a woman calmly slipping off her skis and helmet before stepping from a chairlift hundreds of feet…
BookView Review: The Patriarca Mafia Crime Family by Mafia Library
BookView Review: The Patriarca Mafia Crime Family by Mafia Library
Mafia Library delivers an engrossing chronicle of the New England underworld and the Mafia clan that once stood shoulder to shoulder with New York’s feared Five Families. Drawing on a century of mob testimony and hard-won court documents, the book plunges into the smoke-stained alleys…
Interview with Author Debra Borchert
Interview with Author Debra Borchert
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Recently, we interviewed Debra BORCHERT, a clothing designer, actress (starring in her first television commercial with Jeff Daniels for S.O.S. Soap Pads), TV show host, spokesperson for high-tech companies, marketing and public relations professional, technical writer for Fortune…
BookView Review: His Last Christmas Gift by Debra Borchert
BookView Review: His Last Christmas Gift by Debra Borchert
Borchert’s layered novel blends the intrigue of a domestic thriller with the emotional pull of a woman reckoning with her past. Claire Didier, a gifted but obsessively driven swimsuit designer, loses her career after a prototype for a life-saving swimsuit malfunctions in a spectacular…
BookView Review: Lessons by Ian McEwan
BookView Review: Lessons by Ian McEwan
McEwan delivers a sweeping yet intimate portrait of postwar Britain through the life of Roland Baines, an ordinary man caught in extraordinary times. Sent to a bleak boarding school in the aftermath of WWII, Roland’s vulnerability is exploited by his piano teacher, leaving him scarred by trauma and a…
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