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Jack of All Mystery Trades
PW Talks with Otto Penzler
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The Joys of Fictional Collaboration
PW Talks with Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child.
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Children's Bookshelf Talks with Pete Hautman
PW talks with National Book Award winner Pete Hautman about his new YA novel, Rash (S&S), a black comedy set 70 years in the future.
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Safety--at What Cost?
Since winning the National Book Award in 2005 for Godless, this Minnesota native's life has changed, if not dramatically, then mostly for the good. Here he talks about his new YA novel, Rash (S&S), a black comedy set 70 years in the future.
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Coming to Grief
PW Talks with Andrew Holleran
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A Foodie's Journey
PW Talks with Bill Buford.
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Children's Bookshelf Talks With Margaret Peterson Haddix
Bookshelf talks to Margaret Peterson Haddix about the conclusion of her popular Shadow Children series.
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The Blind Traveler
PW Talks with Jason Roberts.
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Paying a Horrible Price
PW Talks with Barry Eisler.
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Children's Bookshelf Talks with Micky Dolenz
PW spoke with Micky Dolenz (of The Monkees) about his first children's book, Gakky Two-Feet, illustrated by David Clark (Putnam).
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A Debut 20 Years in the Making
PW Talks to Victoria Lustbader.
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Capturing the Elusive in Words
PW Talks with David Remnick.
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The Rejuvenative Effects of Surfing While Sick
PW talks with Steven Kotler.
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Children's Bookshelf Talks with Harriet McBryde Johnson
PW talks with Harriet McBryde Johnson about her debut children’s novel, Accidents of Nature (Holt).
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A Very American Whodunit
PW Talks with Colleen McCullough
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Voices in His Mind's Ear
PW Talks with Tom Sancton
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An Optimist Who Worries
PW Talks with Madeleine Albright
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Children's Bookshelf Talks With Serge Schmemann
Bookshelf spoke with Serge Schmemann, author of When the Wall Came Down (Kingfisher).
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Inside Camp Courage
PW Talks with Harriet McBryde Johnson.



