August 2026: Books Forward Authors in the Media


What can we say, Books Forward authors are always going, going, going! We’re excited to feature some of our authors and their recent media wins for August 2026.

Guest Articles/Features

  • The Boston Globe: 75 Best Books this Summer featuring Heir of Prophecy by Analeigh Sbrana
  • Jenny Mag: “My Friend Died of a Cancer that a Vaccine Can Prevent” by Sarah Hanson
  • Seven Days Vermont: Short Takes on Five Vermont Books featuring Channeling Marilyn by Mima Tipper
  • Marin Independent Journal: 3 New Books by Marin Authors featuring The Resilience of Red Thread by Catherine Marshall-Smith
  • Wine Business: New Book: Physician-turned-vintner details high-risk bet that helped shape modern Napa
  • Writer’s Digest: “Of Twins, Monsters, and the Duality Within Us” by Lindsey Kent

Interviews

  • NPR’s LifeKit: You can have a good divorce featuring Karen McNenny
  • Metroland: Michael J. Seidlinger’s Brokeula Sinks Its Teeth Into Capitalism’s Woes
  • Rolling Out: Kenitra Dominguez wrote ‘Because I Deserve It’ for everyone who’s been dismissed
  • Authority Magazine: Self-Care & Mental Wellness: Chelsea Kim Long On The Top Five Self-care Practices That Improve Mental Wellness
  • In Pursuit: Presidentess: First Lady Julia Gardiner Tyler with Christopher & Sharon Leahy
  • Conversations LIVE! With Cyrus Webb: Dr. Ronald A. Yaros discusses The Digital Engagement Model

Reviews

  • Southern Literary Review: “In a gripping World War II thriller based on true events, Massawa: A Tale of Espionage, Love and Illusion … by Pam Webber will keep readers turning pages to discover what happens next to a young American spy.”
  • BookTrib: “Its themes are relatable, its truths are heartbreaking, and its romance is sweet and innocent,” on The Reel Life of Zara Kegg by Brad Barkley
  • Kirkus: “A gut punch to the soul of America and a must-read for all those who value their freedom and future,” on The Truth Chamber by Duncan Ritchie
  • Publishers Weekly’s BookLife: “Touching tale of sibling rivalry and conflict resolution,” on Sister Love by Naina J.M.D.
  • Historical Novel Society: “Highly recommended for anyone looking for an absolutely unique reading experience,” on Enheduanna’s Song From the Sands by Ellen Rachlin

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