July 16, 2013
Ed Falco on NY Times Bestseller List Again
The most recent novel by Edward Falco, The Family Corleone has made the New York Times Bestseller List for the second time since the publication of the book in May 2012.
The most recent novel by Edward Falco, The Family Corleone has made the New York Times Bestseller List for the second time since the publication of the book in May 2012.
Savvy Verse and Wit, a blog dedicated to all literary and poetic works, has reviewed Masha Hamilton’s recently released fifth novel, What Changes Everything. Serena, the article’s author, found the book to be “...engaging” and states “There is great compassion and hidden understanding in these fictional lives…”.
The Latina Book Club has reviewed Elizabeth Huergo’s The Death of Fidel Perez, released by Unbridled Books in April 2013, and called it “...beautifully written”.
Masha Hamilton, author of the recently released What Changes Everything is interviewed by Ms. Magazine about her new novel. The article entitled A Firsthand Novel of Surreal Afghanistan, includes a brief review of the book as well as a short history of Ms. Hamilton’s accomplishments,
Vera Marie Badertscher of “A Traveler’s Library” revews and comments about Masha Hamilton’s latest novel, What Changes Everything, first extolling the book cover’s original artwork and then going on to say the book lived up to the intriguing cover. She goes on to say…
Largehearted Boy, a music blog featuring daily free and legal music downloads as well as news from the worlds of music, literature, and pop culture, has posted Masha Hamilton’s preferred music playlist that relates to her recently released novel, What Changes Everything.
Galley Cat, Media Bistro’s outlet for book publishing news and reviews, has lauded Unbridled Books’ pledge to donate $1 for each eBook copy of Masha Hamilton’s new novel, What Changes Everything, to the Afghan Women’s Writing Project (AWWP)...
WRIR, an independent radio station in Richmond, Virginia, with host Liz Humes, has interviewed Virginia Pye, the author of the Unbridled Books May 2013 novel, River of Dust...
Reba Leiding of James Madison University Library wrote the June 1, Library Journal review for What Changes Everything, Masha Hamilton’s fifth novel that was recently released by Unbridled Books.
In an in-depth podcast interview, Other People, a podcast website devoted to author interviews, host Brad Listi talks to Masha Hamilton about her new book, What Changes Everything...
The Washington Post has published a favorable review for Virginia Pye’s recently released debut novel, River of Dust. The reviewer, Carolyn See, calls it “...a fine journey, well worth the effort”.
Elizabeth Huergo, author of The Death of Fidel Perez recently released by Unbridled Books, is shown discussing her novel and answering questions at Politics and Prose bookstore in Washington, D.C.
The 25th Annual Northeastern Minnesota Book Awards were presented on May 23, 2013 and for the second time, a novel by Peter Geye, The Lighthouse Road, was chosen as the best in the category of “Fiction”.,,
In an article written by Joshunda Sanders for Kirkus Reviews entitled War, Away From the Front Line, What Changes Everything is examined along with a brief history of the author, Masha Hamilton…
The TimesDispatch.com, a website version of The Richmond Times Dispatch, has reviewed Virginia Pye’s recently released novel, River of Dust, and called it “...a touching and haunting novel”.