Brianna Robinson
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Brianna Robinson is a book publicist and Sarah Lawrence College alum. She lives in New York with too many books and two enthusiastic dachshunds named after a family member, dead presidents and one actor. You can find her on twitter @blrobins2.

March 2022 New Book Releases: Celebrating Women’s History Month

Not only is March Women’s History Month in the United States but its also International Women’s Day on March 8th. What better time to celebrate women authors and characters? This March we’re fortunate to have a bounty of fabulous new…

Get a first look at ‘Turning’ by Joy L. Smith, a raw and gorgeous debut

Joy L. Smith’s debut Turning explores the aftermath of former ballerina Genie’s devastating accident that leaves her without the use of her legs. At times heartbreaking and raw, Turning is also hopeful and inspiring as it explores grief, identity, and…

A Beginner’s Guide to Audiobooks

So you want to get started listening to audiobooks. It can be overwhelming. One look at the length (an average of 10 hours or more) and I don’t blame you for being put off. But I’m here to tell you–as…

February 2022 New Book Releases: Celebrating Black History Month

Depending on where you live in the world, February can be cold, dreary, and wet. But it’s also an important month of remembrance: Black History Month. If you take a look at the National Calendar website, here in the US,…

2022 Book releases you should read based on your favorite 2021 books

When I finish a book I love, the first thing I do is look up other books by the author I can devour, and if they don’t exist, I look up what books are similar in mood and feel. Lately,…

January 2022 New Book Releases: Start the New Year

Am I the only one who cannot believe we’re approaching a new year? It feels like yesterday we were hop, skipping and jumping into 2021, overly ready to bid 2020 adieu. My wish for this new year is for health…

Trope Tuesday: The endearing charm of the Found Family

Family bonds in pop-culture and fiction are some of the best parts of reading, TV, and movie watching (I’m thinking Supernatural, mostly) but found family, also known as family of choice, is more endearing, exciting, and fun to read, reminding…