Review: Manual of Painting and Calligraphy

Read 4/21/12 - 5/5/123 Stars - Recommended to hard-core Saramago fans / Not recommended as an intro to this

Audioreview: The Failure

Listened 4/2/12 - 4/12/123 Stars - Recommended to fans of funny bank-heists-gone-wrong / Not as an intro to audiobooksAudio

Where Writers Write: Andrez Bergen

Welcome to TNBBC's brand new blog feature!Where Writers Write is a weekly series that will feature a different author

NYC through the eyes of a book-shopper

This past Thursday, Tara (of Booksexyreview) and I found ourselves in NYC for the PEN Festival. With plenty of

Book Giveaway: Boleto

Since July 2010, TNBBC has been bringing authors and readers together every month to get behind the book! This

Is Finding New Content the Issue...

...or is it finding the time?I was sitting here this morning, scrolling through the last few weeks of posts

Indie Spotlight: Gary Slaughter

When an aspiring author sits down for the first time to write their novel, they dream of publishing companies

Review: A Hollow Cube is a Lonely Space

Read 4/17/12 - 4/18/124 Stars - Strongly Recommended to Bizarro Fiction newbiesPgs: 91Publisher: Eraserhead PressWhat the world needs now..

BookAnd: A "How To" Series (Part II)

Welcome back to TNBBC's first ever bookish video mini-series.Last week, we introduced you to BookAnd - a brand new,

Review: The Sovereignties of Invention

Read 4/12/12 - 4/17/124 Stars - Strongly Recommended to readers who dig the odd and uncannyPgs: 109 (pdf)Publisher: Red

Review: The No Hellos Diet

Read 3/29/12 - 4/3/124 Stars - Strongly Recommended to readers who enjoy the humdrum of the everyday88 pages (eBook/PDF)Publisher:

Hey Small Press on "Being Indie"

On "Being Indie" is a monthly feature hosted here on TNBBC. We will meet a wide variety of independent authors,

BookAnd: A "How To" Series (Part I)

Welcome to TNBBC's very first bookish video mini-series!What is BookAnd?A few weeks ago, I was introduced to a new

Review: Radio Iris

Read 4/4/12 - 4/8/124 Stars - Strongly Recommended to fans of whimsical writing with slightly unnerving, twisting tensionPgs: 209Publisher: