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				 Big Deal in a Small Town: PW Talks with Jonathan DyckDyck’s 'Shelterbelts' (Conundrum, May) offers a complex portrait of a Manitoba Mennonite community told in spare comics short stories. 
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				 Four Questions for Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce BushFormer first daughters Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush spoke with PW about their new picture book, 'The Superpower Sisterhood,' a story celebrating the power of sisterly bonds 
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				 Q & A with Emily X.R. PanWe spoke with YA author Emily X.R. Pan about her new novel, 'An Arrow to the Moon,' a mashup of 'Romeo and Juliet' and Chinese mythology. 
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				 Reimagining Beauty (and the Beast): Spotlight on Jasmine GuilloryWith By the Book, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast gets a modern—and decidedly bookish—treatment. (Sponsored) 
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				 Who Belongs: PW Talks with Caleb GayleIn 'We Refuse to Forget' (Riverhead, June), Gayle examines how Black Creeks lost their tribal citizenship in 1979. 
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				 Before Seabiscuit: PW Talks with Geraldine BrooksIn 'Horse' (Viking, June), Brooks draws on the true story of a 19th-century racehorse. 
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				 Death in Paradise: PW Talks with Debra BokurIn Bokur’s ‘The Lava Witch’ (Kensington, June), the police on Maui probe the murder of a woman amid reports that “a band of witches” was seen flying through the trees near where she was killed. 
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				 Q & A with Kit FrickWe spoke with Kit Frick about her new YA thriller, 'Very Bad People,' and the allure of boarding schools. 
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				 Q & A with Yamile Saied MéndezWe spoke with author Yamile Saied Méndez about her new middle grade series, Horse Country, and writing inclusive books for young readers. 
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				 Fire in the Soul: PW Talks with Pat MartinIn 'Life of Fire' (Clarkson Potter, Apr.), pitmaster Martin guides readers through the ins and outs of open-flame cooking—from building one’s own pit to roasting a whole hog. 
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				 Radically Mundane: PW Talks with Jamila Rowser and Robyn SmithRowser and Smith’s 'Wash Day Diaries' (Chronicle, June) follows the stories of four friends in the Bronx through the lens of everyday self-care rituals. 
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				 Q & A with Lily AndersonWe spoke with 'Scout's Honor' author Lily Anderson about 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' teen mental health, and how her past experience as a school librarian continues to inform her YA fiction. 
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				 For Colin Kaepernick, Writing Is Another Form of ActivismWe spoke with social justice icon and former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick about his debut picture book, 'I Color Myself Different,' and writing as an extension of his advocacy. 
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				 Down the Historical Rabbit Hole: Close-up on: Kelly RimmerKelly Rimmer spoke to PW about her new novel, The German Wife; what draws her to write historical fiction; and the fictional relationships that enable events from the past to resonate emotionally with her readers in the present. (Sponsored) 
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				 Q & A with Emily CalandrelliWe spoke with engineer turned Emmy-nominated science TV host Emily Calandrelli about her pivot to children's book writing. 
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				 'There Can Be No Happy Stories Here': PW Talks with Katrina MonroeIn Monroe's 'They Drown Our Daughters,' a seaside town's mermaid legend has sinister implications for one local family. 
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				 An Ivory Tower Murder: PW Talks with Richard WhiteIn 'Who Killed Jane Stanford? A Gilded Age Tale of Murder, Deceit, Spirits, and the Birth of a University' (Norton, May), White solves a century-old murder mystery. 
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				 Health and Wealth: PW Talks with Fariha RóisínIn 'Who Is Wellness For?' (Harper Wave, June), poet and novelist Róisín explores her history as an abuse survivor and examines appropriation in the wellness world. 
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				 Nietzsche’s Odes to Joy: PW Talks with Nate Anderson'Ars Technica' deputy editor Anderson’s 'In Emergency, Break Glass: What Nietzsche Can Teach Us About Joyful Living in a Tech-Saturated World' (Norton, May) explains the philosopher’s relevance to the digital age. 
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				 Even a Paper Cut Can Be Fatal: PW Talks with Chris HolmFormer molecular biologist Holm imagines a pandemic much worse than Covid-19 in 'Child Zero' (Mulholland, May). 














 
		
