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Think Like an Immigrant: PW Talks with Nely Galán
The founder of the Adelante Movement discusses her new book and how anyone can become financially independent.
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Anthony Bourdain Is Not a Fan of Dessert
In 'Appetites,' Anthony Bourdain focuses on the food he prepares for family and friends. Only one page of it is dedicated to desserts.
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Investigating the ADHD Industry
In 'ADHD Nation,' journalist Alan Schwarz criticizes the way ADHD is treated and managed in America today.
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Q & A with Dav Pilkey
Dav Pilkey is kicking off his new Captain Underpants spinoff series, Dog Man, with a multi-city Dog-gone Spectacular Superheroes Tour.
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Four Questions for Rachel Hecht
Hecht recently left her position as executive director of children's and YA scouting at Mary Anne Thompson Associates to launch her own company, Rachel Hecht Children's Scouting.
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Writing a Memoir at the Halfway Point: PW Talks with Jennifer Weiner
The Philly-based popular novelist ("Good in Bed") and nonfiction writer Jennifer Weiner describes how her sparkling new memoir, "Hungry Heart," came to be.
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Telling Stories, Not Making Things Up: PW Talks with Patrick Hoffman
Hoffman, a private investigator based in Brooklyn, traces the origins of a $50 million supply of Ecstasy in his second novel, "Every Man a Menace."
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Both Sides of the Law: PW Talks with Steven Price
In Canadian author Price’s second novel, "By Gaslight," two men haunted by the past meet in a haunting city.
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GMO-pen for Debate: PW Talks with Caitlin Shetterly
In "Modified: GMOs and the Threat to Our Food, Our Land, Our Future," Caitlin Shetterly examines genetically modified foods, the companies that produce them, and their potential effects on public health and the environment.
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The Ion Man Cometh: Talking With Greg Tate
Critic Greg “Ion Man” Tate has been writing about America’s cultural scene for nearly 30 years, with a syncopated and signified prose style inspired by Amiri Baraka, Ralph Ellison and The Black Arts movement.
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Bad Feminists in History: PW Talks with Sady Doyle
Doyle’s debut, "Trainwreck: The Women We Love to Hate, Mock, and Fear... and Why," is a ruthlessly funny takedown of modern misogyny.
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Sherlock in the Hood: PW Talks with Joe Ide
In "IQ," Ide introduces Isaiah Quintabe, an inner-city prodigy with Sherlockian powers of deduction.
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Q & A with Randy Cecil
Randy Cecil has been illustrating picture books since 1996, with 20 titles to his credit; his new book is well over 100 pages – a picture book with the scope of a novel.
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A Man With his Head in the Clouds
Neil DeGrasse Tyson talks about Star Talk, the companion book to the National Geographic TV that proves science is for everyone.
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How John Camp Became Bestselling Author John Sandford
Prolific bestselling novelist John Sandford talks about why he uses a pseudonym and how his journalism background has helped his fiction writing career.
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Four Questions for... Cheryl Klein
This fall, Scholastic editor Cheryl Klein moves to the other side of the desk, with her own book, 'The Magic Words: Writing Great Books for Children and Young Adults.'
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A Storyteller Behind Every Story: PW Talks with Elsa Hart
Hart’s 18th-century sleuth, Li Du, must solve a monk’s murder in 'The White Mirror.'
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Bruce Timm Brings Alan Moore's 'The Killing Joke' to Film
Animator, writer, and artist Bruce Timm talks with PW about adapting one of the most famous Batman graphic novels of all time, trying to animate a master comics artist’s style, and more.
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Four Questions for... Adriana Mather
There's an audible howling on the line as Adriana Mather settles in to talk about her debut novel 'How to Hang a Witch' from her Santa Monica home.
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Spirits and Silver: PW Talks with Ann Parker
Parker’s fifth Silver Rush mystery, 'What Gold Buys,' takes series heroine Inez Stannert to Leadville, Colo., in 1880.



