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Four Questions for...Bill Browder
The former financier and Russia expert on his experience with the Russian criminal state, the ongoing investigations into the presidential campaign of Donald Trump, and how his 2015 book 'Red Notice' keeps him busy.
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Girl Higher Power: PW Talks with Adrian Shirk
In 'And Your Daughters Shall Prophesy' (Counterpoint, Aug.), Shirk profiles several American female spiritual figures, including Mary Baker Eddy and Sojourner Truth.
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Revenge of the Internet: PW Talks with Linwood Barclay
In 'Parting Shot,' Barclay examines the dark intersection of revenge and social media.
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Four Questions for Jan Brett
We spoke with Jan Brett about her new picture book 'The Mermaid,' an underwater retelling of 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears.'
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Four Questions for...Jeff VanderMeer
The sci-fi author discusses his new novella, 'The Strange Bird,' out today from FSG's MCD imprint, being a Hollywood "it" boy, and the joys of writing versus editing.
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Inside Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker's Fall: PW Talks with John Wigger
In 'PTL: The Rise and Fall of Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker’s Evangelical Empire,' Wigger explores how a warm and cozy talk show grew into a media behemoth, which then collapsed into scandal and sin.
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Only the Best Stories: PW Talks with Bruce Campbell
With 'Hail to the Chin: Further Confessions of a B Movie Actor,' Campbell, star of the cult Evil Dead movies, recounts more wild tales from his life and career.
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Totalitarian Noir, It Happened Here: PW Talks with Thomas Mullen
In 'Lightning Men,' Mullen uses a hard-boiled crime novel to explore post-WWII racism in the South.
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Q & A with William Ritter
William Ritter spoke with PW about the inspiration for his series about an eccentric paranormal detective named Jackaby and his clever assistant, Abigail Rook.
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Q & A with Ellen Oh
Author and WNDB co-founder Ellen Oh spoke with PW on writing horror for a younger audience.
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Jason Reynolds Is the Hardest-Working Man in Washington
With three new books coming out this fall, the prolific author continues to exceed his limits.
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The Death of One Man Is a Tragedy: PW Talks with Deon Meyer
The South African author combines a whodunit with a chillingly plausible end-of-the-world scenario in 'Fever' (Atlantic Monthly, Sept.).
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The Year that Created Modernism: PW Talks with Bill Goldstein
In 'The World Broke in Two: Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, E.M. Forster, and the Year that Changed Literature' (Holt, Aug.), a close examination of four literary lives.
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Q & A with Mark Teague
Teague spoke with PW about adapting classic stories, incorporating humor into his books, and the essential elements of a good read-aloud.
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The Eternal Town Square: PW Talks with Gabrielle Zevin
In 'Young Jane Young' (Algonquin, Aug.), a politically ambitious intern has an affair with the married congressman she works for. It becomes a national scandal that derails her life, but, tellingly, not his.
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Four Questions for...James Patterson
James Patterson is publishing a controversial, dystopian novel about an America trapped in the clutches of a monopolistic online retailer called The Store.
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Q & A with Jennifer L. Holm and Matthew Holm
The collaborating siblings spoke with PW about their new Babymouse endeavor and other projects.
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Q & A with Erin McCahan
PW spoke with Erin McCahan about her new novel for young readers, 'The Lake Effect.'
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Q & A with Julie Buxbaum
Julie Buxbaum spoke with PW about her new YA novel ,'What to Say Next.'
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Stopping Suicides: PW Talks with Lee Daniel Kravetz
In 'Strange Contagion' (Harper Wave, June), Kravetz researches the how and why behind a series of suicides of high school students in Palo Alto, Calif.



