Debutiful Podcast: Laura Warrell – Sweet, Soft, Plenty Rhythm
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See the cover for Tweakerworld, the debut memoir from Jason Yamas
There are countless approaches to depicting the subject of a memoir. Tweakerworld by Jason Yamas turns a portrait of the writer into eye-catching pop art.
Tweakerworld follows Yamas as he becomes the top meth dealer in the Bay Area before entering recovery and comes out March 7, 2023 via Unnamed Press. Debutiful is pleased to reveal the striking cover of the book now!
Continue reading “See the cover for Tweakerworld, the debut memoir from Jason Yamas”A Life of Books: Martha Anne Toll, author of Three Muses
Martha Anne Toll is the author of Three Muses, which won the Petrichor Prize for Finely Crafted Fiction. She is also a book reviewer and author interviewer at NPR Books, the Washington Post, Pointe Magazine, andThe Millions. Recently, she joined the Board of Directors of the PEN/Faulkner Foundation.
Debutiful asked her to answer our recurring A Life of Books questionnaire so readers can get to know her better.
Continue reading “A Life of Books: Martha Anne Toll, author of Three Muses”A Life of Books: Tracey Lien, author of All That’s Left Unsaid
All That’s Left Unsaid, the debut novel from Australian-born Tracey Lien has been praised by as “an unforgettable debut, utterly compelling from start to finish” by bestselling author Liane Moriarty. Lien, who earned her MFA at the University of Kansas and was a Los Angeles Times reporter currently lives in Brooklyn.
Her book follows a young Vietnamese-Australian woman who navigates the complicated tangles of her family and community in the wake of her brother’s murder.
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Continue reading “A Life of Books: Tracey Lien, author of All That’s Left Unsaid”Joe Pompeo Discusses The Scandalous Jazz Age Double Murder That Hooked America on True Crime
If you thought Sarah Koenig and Serial was the first time a true crime gripped the country, think again. Vanity Fair corresponded Joe Pompeo‘s new book Blood & Ink reveals the long-running obsession America has had with true crime by taking us back to the time of Gatsby.
The book follows the murder of the Reverend Edward Hall and Eleanor Mills, a choir singer from his church he was having an affair with. Pompeo expertly unravels the crime as well as examines why we as a society are so obsessed with crime in general.
Pompeo chatted with Debutiful to discuss his background, obsession, and research.
Continue reading “Joe Pompeo Discusses The Scandalous Jazz Age Double Murder That Hooked America on True Crime”Debutiful Podcast: Meghan Gilliss – Lungfish
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Debutiful Podcast: Jonathan Escoffery – If I Survive You
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12 can’t-miss debut books you should read this September
Each month, Debutiful helps readers discover debut authors who are releasing can’t-miss books!
Continue reading “12 can’t-miss debut books you should read this September”A Life of Books: Marston Hefner – High School Romance
Discover Marston Hefner, the author of High School Romance and the editor and founder of Young Magazine, with this A Life of Books questionnaire.
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