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  • Q & A with Chip Kidd

    Superstar book jacket designer Chip Kidd's new book, Go, is a graphic design handbook for kids.

  • Video: Scott Turow on 'Identical'

    Scott Turow talks about his new novel, 'Identical', and much more in this video interview.

  • NFL Diaries: PW Talks with Nate Jackson

    Nate Jackson’s new book, Slow Getting Up (Sept., Harper), explores everyday life as a player in the National Football League.

  • War & Murder: PW Talks with Armand Cabasson

    The start of Napoleon’s Russian campaign is the setting for a serial killer hunt in Armand Cabasson’s award-winning The Officer’s Prey, the first in a series featuring French captain Quentin Margont as a detective trying to solve crimes amidst the fog of war.

  • Illusory Reality: PW Talks with Leena Krohn

    In Datura, or A Delusion We All See, Finnish author Leena Krohn (Tainaron: Mail from Another City) describes the experiences of a woman struggling to draw distinctions between reality, belief, and hallucination.

  • Through the Looking Glass: PW Talks with Lene Kaaberbøl and Agnete Friis

    In Death of a Nightingale, their third thriller starring Red Cross nurse Nina Borg, Danes Lene Kaaberbøl and Agnete Friis intertwine the contemporary story of a Ukrainian asylum seeker—and murder suspect—on the lam in Copenhagen with that of two young sisters starving in Stalinist Russia.

  • Denying the Obvious: PW Talks with Jean Hanff Korelitz

    Native New Yorker Jean Hanff Korelitz—whose fourth novel, Admission, was recently adapted into film—returns with You Should Have Known, a literary mystery.

  • Bonds of Society: PW Talks with Greg Grandin

    In Empire of Necessity: Slavery, Freedom, and Deception in the New World, historian Grandin recounts a bizarre slave ship uprising previously fictionalized in Herman Melville’s Benito Cereno.

  • Q & A with Elisha Cooper and Brian Floca

    When we discovered that veteran author-illustrators Elisha Cooper and Brian Floca both had fall picture books about trains, we knew we had to find out why trains, why now, and what they thought of each other's work.

  • The World Had Completely Changed: PW Interviews Kevin Bohacz

    Kevin Bohacz’s Immortality received a starred review from PW Select. We caught up with Bohacz recently to chat over e-mail about self-publishing and Immortality’s success.

  • Nutritarian Living: PW Talks with Joel Fuhrman

    Family physician Joel Fuhrman specializes in preventing disease through a high-nutrient, plant-based diet. His latest book follows the hugely successfully Eat to Live with a companion cookbook. In it he details the “nutritarian” lifestyle, with recipes that demonstrate how easy and delicious a plant-based diet can be.

  • Two of a Kind: PW Talks with Kristan Higgins and Jill Shalvis

    Kristan Higgins and Jill Shalvis first met in 2010 when they were up against each other for the RITA Award for Contemporary Single Title Romance (Higgins won).

  • Time Capsule: PW Talks with Nelson DeMille

    Nelson DeMille completely rewrote his latest novel The Quest, set largely in Ethiopia during the civil war, from a 1975 version published while the Ethiopian struggle was still ongoing.

  • Novel Physics: PW Talks with Alan Lightman

    MIT theoretical physicist and novelist Lightman’s latest work, The Accidental Universe: The World You Thought You Knew is a collection of essays that examine the state of modern physics and cosmology, and humanity’s place in the universe.

  • A Female Crook: PW Talks with Wallace Stroby

    Professional thief Crissa Stone makes her third appearance in Wallace Stroby’s caper novel Shoot the Woman First.

  • Doyle and Water: PW Talks with Valerie Martin

    In her new novel, The Ghost of the Mary Celeste, Valerie Martin uses imagination to explore the human dimensions of a classic unsolved maritime mystery—one which intrigued Arthur Conan Doyle.

  • Q & A with Kat Falls

    In Kat Falls's newly released YA novel, Inhuman, first in the Fetch trilogy, 16-year-old Lane deals with the spread of a virus that causes humans to mutate into animals.

  • Video: Rick Riordan on 'The House of Hades'

    Rick Riordan talks about the latest Percy Jackson novel, The House of Hades, as well as what's up next for his demigod hero.

  • Video: Paul Pope on 'Battling Boy'

    Paul Pope's graphic novel, Battling Boy, is about the son of an ancient war god who is dispatched to protect a city from a wave of monster attacks. His weapons? T-shirts.

  • A Royal Pain: PW Talks with Jane Ridley

    Before he was crowned King Edward VII, Queen Victoria’s son “Bertie” was supposedly seen as a gambler and playboy. Ridley, in The Heir Apparent: A Life of Edward VII, the Playboy Prince, reveals a more complex figure after researching his life in the royal archives.

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