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A CNN Host Turns Life Strategist: PW Talks with Ismael Cala
The former host of one of the most popular shows on CNN en Español on his new book emphasizing finding a balance in life.
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Q & A with Shannon Hale
PW spoke with Shannon Hale about the biggest challenges in sharing her own story for her new graphic memoir 'Real Friends.'
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Q & A with Jenny Han
Han spoke with PW about writing an unplanned follow-up to 'P.S. I Still Love You,' 'Always and Forever, Lara Jean,' which comes out in May.
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A History of Southern Food: PW Talks with John T. Edge
In 'The Potlikker Papers,' food historian John T. Edge traces the evolution of Southern identity through its food culture.
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Q & A with Mayim Bialik
PW spoke with Mayim Bialik about her new book for young readers 'Girling Up.'
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Lost Memories: PW Talks with Rio Youers
In 'The Forgotten Girls,' Youers's everyman hero, Harvey Anderson, must deal with the theft of his memories by someone he loves.
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Q & A with Lauren Wolk
'PW' spoke with Newbery Honor-winning author Lauren Wolk about her forthcoming middle grade novel 'Beyond the Bright Sea.'
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Q & A with Meg Rosoff
'PW' spoke with Meg Rosoff about her new book 'Beck' which was started by her good friend Mal Peet before his death in 2015.
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A Dark Fairy Tale: PW Talks with Karen Dionne
Dionne's thriller debut, 'The Marsh King's Daughter,' focuses on the child of a kidnapper and his captive.
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A New Latina Voice: PW Talks with María Paulina Camejo
Camejo talks about the influence of 'Little Women' on her work, and why she likes writing dialogue for male characters.
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Four Questions for...'Big Little Lies' Author Liane Moriarty
As the HBO adaptation of 'Big Little Lies' comes to a close, the novel's author discusses how the show handled the book's theme of bullying, and the joys of working with female producers.
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Q & A with Deborah Heiligman
Deborah Heiligman spoke with 'PW' about the difference between writing fiction and nonfiction, how a book idea grabs her, and trying her hand at watercolor painting while working on 'Vincent and Theo'.
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Ordinary Soldiers in Extraordinary Circumstances: PW Talks with Walt Gragg
In ‘The Red Line,' Gragg’s debut military thriller, a revived Soviet Union sends armored units into the heart of Germany to face isolated, unprepared U.S. forces.
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Mothers from the Past: PW Talks with Janet Benton
In Benton’s debut novel, Lilli de Jong (Doubleday/Talese, May), an unwed mother chooses a life of heartache and thankless labor in order to keep her infant daughter and her own principles in late-19th-century Philadelphia.
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Murderous Storms: PW Talks with John Farrow
In Perish the Day (Minotaur, May), Farrow concludes his trilogy of weather-themed mysteries featuring Émile Cinque-Mars.
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All the Shades of Guilt: PW Talks with Denise Mina
Real-life murderer Peter Manuel, hanged for his crimes in Scotland in 1958, is a major character in Mina's novel, 'The Long Drop' (Little, Brown, May).
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Q & A with Laini Taylor
Laini Taylor spoke with PW about her new book, 'Strange the Dreamer,' the first in a duology.
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Q & A with Emma Donoghue
'Room' author Emma Donoghue spoke with PW about her debut novel for younger readers, 'The Lotterys Plus One.'
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Why Things Taste That Way: PW Talks with Bob Holmes
In Flavor: The Science of Our Most Neglected Sense (Norton, Apr.), science writer Holmes surveys the interplay of taste, smell, and feel.



