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What is there to say about David Kowalski’s The Company of the Dead? Let’s start with the premise of the (long) novel. What do you think would happen if the Titanic never hit the iceberg and consequently never sank? Time travel in pop culture tells us nothing good can ever come from trying to change the past (Hello, Back to the Future, anyone?) but that’s [...]
I don’t know where to begin with this review of Womanthology. I’ve been following this crazy project since it’s inception on Twitter and an just beyond ecstatic that Womanthology is finally released to the public. Let me give you a little bit of back story before delving into this review. Womanthology all began with a single Tweet, and through this act a group of female [...]
Our sister site Film Equals scored an interview with none other than Tara Macken, the District 4 Tribute in the film adaptation of the best selling book The Hunger Games. In the interview, Tara delves into the casting process, how she prepared for the role and her exposure to the Hunger Games phenomenon. Here is an excerpt of what she said: How did the opportunity [...]
GIVEAWAY OVER Congratulations to: Natalie K. and Jean B. _______________________________________ In celebration of Spoonful by Chris Mendius (now available to buy), Book Equals was provided with two copies to give away to two lucky winners. Told with a fresh voice, lots of dark pulp fiction humor, and vivid detail, SPOONFUL follows a group of young drug dealers, semi crooks, and wanna-be artists, struggling to [...]
I’m not going to lie; it was the title and the cover that inspired me to take on the task of reviewing How to Eat a Cupcake by Meg Donohue. You know that old adage “never judge a book by its cover”? Well, I did. And I’m so very glad I did. How to Eat a Cupcake isn’t a book that will solve your life [...]
There are not only lots of YA novels coming out this week, but most of them are sequels, which is bound to make fans of the series very happy. I’m not really looking forward to any of the books this week because I haven’t read the first ones in the series, but if you are looking for a fun chick lit book, Kelly reviewed How [...]
Wide Open By Deborah Coates was a book that I enjoyed quite a bit. I was given a copy to review, and truthfully, I didn’t really know what to expect going in! The story sounded intriguing enough – and readers of my reviews know that I can’t pass up a good ghost story! I was extremely pleased when I started Wide Open that the story [...]
This, I am particularly excited about. The cover for Justin Cronin’s upcoming book, The Twelve, the sequel to the amazing post-apocalyptic vampire novel, The Passage (released in 2010), has finally been revealed by EW. To be honest, the cover is nothing special (then again The Passage cover wasn’t too exciting either), but what is exciting is that we finally have a release date for the [...]
You might be familiar with Neal Baer’s work on television, he was an executive producer and writer on ER and Law & Order: SVU, and is the showrunner of CBS’ A Gifted Man (which is currently on my DVR – 2 more episodes to go!). And now it’s time to meet Neal Baer, the book author. Neal Baer co-authored thriller, Kill Switch with Jonathan Greene. [...]
Here they are, some of the book releases you can look forward to this week. I am curious about Illuminate this week, but there are a few other books that have beautiful covers including Everlasting, Embrace and Illuminate. Any book spark your interest this week? The Dead of Night (The 39 Clues: Cahills vs. Vespers Series #3) by Peter Lerangis (Order on Amazon) The third [...]
