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Barnett and Klassen Dabble in Streetwear for a Holiday Collaboration
The author-illustrator duo and designer denim shop 3sixteen partnered for a winter event, selling exclusive T-shirts featuring the characters from Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen’s Shapes trilogy.
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At the Museum with Leila Sales
For her eighth book, 'The Museum of Lost and Found,' Leila Sales arranged an inventive event in keeping with the theme of her middle grade novel; last month, a dozen sixth and seventh graders from schools across New York City attended a free one-day "make your own museum" camp arranged by Sales at the Jewish Museum in Manhattan.
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Four Questions for Melissa Landers
Melissa Landers—the author of YA romantasy novels such as 'Alienated,' 'Lumara,' and the Starflight series—switches gears with her new book, a contemporary YA mystery called 'Make Me a Liar.'
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In Conversation: Elle Gonzalez Rose and Nicola and David Yoon
We invited Elle Gonzalez Rose, author of 'Caught in a Bad Fauxmance,' to speak with Nicola and David Yoon, authors and co-founders of the Joy Revolution imprint, about the inspiration for her YA debut, and why romance can be revolutionary.
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Cassandra Clare's Kickstarter Campaign Sets Record for YA Projects
Bestselling YA fantasy author Cassandra Clare recently shattered records with her month-long Seasons of Shadowhunters Kickstarter campaign, raising more than one million dollars to realize her latest projects with total creative control.
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On Tour with Stephan Pastis
Last month 'Pearls Before Swine' cartoonist and 'Timmy Failure' author Stephan Pastis embarked on an ambitious book tour consisting of 20 public events and 28 school visits, which took place across 27 days.
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On Tour with Renée Watson
Renée Watson recently embarked on a six-city tour for the final installment in her Ryan Hart chapter book series, 'Ways to Build Dreams.'
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'Italian Excellence': Society of Illustrators Celebrates 100 Years of Calvino
On November 13, the Society of Illustrators in New York City hosted a panel and reception in honor of its current exhibit “Italian Excellence: Illustrations for Italo Calvino.”
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Four Questions for H.E. Edgmon
We spoke with H.E. Edgmon about 'Godly Heathens,' kicking off the second fantasy duology following The Witch King series, and wading into the waters of murky morality.
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On Tour with Mac Barnett and Shawn Harris
Mac Barnett and Shawn Harris, creators of the graphic novel 'The First Cat in Space Ate Pizza,' recently embarked on a two-week tour for the second book in the series, with stops in the Bay Area, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Houston, Washington, D.C., Brooklyn, and more.
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Q & A with Jesse Q. Sutanto
Jesse Q. Sutanto spoke with PW about how her own experiences as an online gamer informed her new YA novel, 'Didn’t See That Coming.'
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Children's Creators Travel for Conservation and Inspiration: A Photo Essay
Nine members of the environmental group Children’s Book Creators for Conservation spent October 8–21 in the eastern South African province of KwaZulu-Natal, volunteering with the stewardship organization Wild Tomorrow.
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Q & A with Zehava Cohn
PW spoke with Zehava about her transition from editor and bookseller to head librarian and author, and why she’s passionate about protecting personal space and standing up for oneself.
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Four Questions for Jamie Oliver
Celebrity chef, restauranteur, television host, and cookbook author Jamie Oliver makes his children's book debut with 'Billy and the Giant Adventure,' a middle grade fantasy series opener.
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On Tour with Derrick Barnes
Author Derrick Barnes recently embarked on a two-month tour across the country for his latest picture book, 'Like Lava in My Veins,' illustrated by Shawn Martinbrough.
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Q & A with Jordyn Taylor
Jordyn Taylor spoke with us about following up her historical YA romances with a YA mystery thriller, 'The Revenge Game,' and fighting back against toxic masculinity.
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In Conversation: Alex Aster and Ali Hazelwood
We asked friends and fellow authors Aster and Hazelwood to interview each other about their new books, which are both due out on November 7, and the many ways their characters take them by surprise.
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Four Questions for Rhonda Roumani
Syrian American journalist Rhonda Roumani makes her children's book debut with middle grade novel 'Tagging Freedom,' set just before the Syrian Revolution in 2010.
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Four Questions for Sharon Cameron
Sharon Cameron spoke with PW about her new YA historical thriller, 'Artifice,' which takes place in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, and the importance of preserving individual stories.
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In Conversation: David Macaulay and Brian Floca
In honor of the 50th anniversary of 'Cathedral,' David Macaulay discussed the book's origin story.
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