-
Katherine Rundell’s Magic Words
We spoke with British author Katherine Rundell about bringing her acclaimed middle grade fantasy series-starter, 'Impossible Creatures,' across the pond this fall.
-
The Unstoppable Rhys Bowen
At age 83, the bestselling author has written 150 books, travelled the world, and even palled around with Simon and Garfunkel. And she’s just getting warmed up.
-
Sarah Pekkanen Hears No Evil
The bestselling author is listening to your secrets—and possibly writing them into her next novel.
-
The Essential Manga Guide Is for Everyone, Not Just Otaku
Crunchyroll senior features editor Briana Lawrence's 'The Essential Manga Guide: 50 Series Every Manga Fan Should Know' offers a sprawling primer on an ever-expanding art form for longtime fans and newcomers alike.
-
For Elif Shafak, Literature Means Freedom
The novel is both a path to freedom and a form of political activism for the Booker Award finalist.
-
The Hardest Goodbye
In 'Feeling Your Way Through Grief,' Missy Buchanan writes her way through the pain of loss. (Sponsored)
-
Karin Slaughter Won’t Fade to Black
The bestselling author’s unflinching crime novels dare to acknowledge the world as a dangerous place for women.
-
Vi Keeland Finally Gets Her Unhappily-Ever-After
Dozens of books into her career, the bestselling romance author is finally publishing the thriller she always wanted to write.
-
The Haunting of J. Courtney Sullivan
The bestselling author’s latest novel, 'The Cliffs,' is a ghost story rooted in history.
-
Laura van den Berg’s Parallel Lives
In life and in her new novel, 'State of Paradise,' the author isn’t afraid to embrace uncertainty and the unknown.
-
Ayşegül Savaş’s Quest for Home
Much like the peripatetic characters in her latest novel, the author understands the importance of finding permanence and a sense of belonging.
-
Chris Whitaker’s Survivor Stories
The novelist traded a finance career to pursue fiction. It just may have saved his life.
-
Andrew O’Hagan Weaponizes Fiction
For the Scottish novelist and journalist, the novel is a way to fight political misinformation, conspiracy theories, and outright lies.
-
Matt Cain Is Breaking the Mold
British journalist Matt Cain returns with a comedy in the vein of 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' about a gay divorcé’s late-in-life drag makeover.
-
A Place Where You Want to Be: PW Talks with Emet North
‘In Universes,’ Emet North’s debut novel, explores queer love and the multiverse.
-
Rufi Thorpe Goes to the Mat
The author’s latest novel, 'Margo’s Got Money Troubles,' draws inspiration from OnlyFans, Wonder Woman, and World Wrestling Entertainment.
-
Porochista Khakpour’s Reality Check
Despite a host of health issues, Porochista Khakpour is back with a new novel—about an Iranian American family looking to land a reality TV show—that’s the exact opposite of what editors wanted her to write.
-
For Miranda July, Writing Is a True Calling
In her new novel, 'All Fours,' the multidisciplinary artist grapples with aging as it relates to desire, gender, and marriage.
-
Abir Mukherjee Feels Like an Outsider Looking In
For the author of the forthcoming novel 'Hunted,' abandoning a lucrative finance career to write historical mysteries was more than a career change—it was a way to save his soul.
-
Cooking the Books with Sara B. Franklin
With ‘The Editor,’ Franklin sets the record straight about the legacy and life of her friend and mentor, Judith Jones.