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  • A Place to Call Home: PW Talks with Mary Kuryla

    We spoke with Mary Kuryla about her debut novel, 'Away to Stay' (Regal House, Feb.), finding the voice of her narrator, the meaning of home in a book filled with unhoused characters, and more.

  • Alain Locke and The New Negro: PW Talks with Jeffrey C. Stewart

    After winnning an NBA and a Pulitzer for his 2018 biography of Harlem Renaissance Black scholar Alain Locke, Jeffrey C. Stewart has now edited 'Alain Locke, The New Negro Aesthetic: Selected Writings', a new collection of Locke’s classic essays and reviews, out now from Penguin Classics.

  • 'The Raw Data of Someone Else's Life': PW Talks with Amy Brady and Tajja Isen

    The coeditors of the anthology 'The World as We Knew It' (Catapult, June) discuss their collaboration.

  • Comfort Books: PW Talks with Pamela Erens

    In 'Middlemarch and the Imperfect Life' (Ig, Apr.), novelist Erens takes a moving look at the enduring power of George Eliot’s novel.

  • Head of the Class: PW Talks with Tom Perrotta

    'Tracy Flick Can’t Win' (Scribner, June), a sequel to Perrotta’s 'Election,' catches up with Perrotta’s eponymous high school overachiever in middle age.

  • Tinker Sailor Soldier Spy: PW Talks with J.H. Gelernter

    Gelernter’s 'Captain Grey’s Gambit' (Norton, Apr.) takes British naval intelligence officer Thomas Grey, posing as a chess player, to Europe in an effort to smuggle a high-level aide of Napoleon to England.

  • Talking with Nick Petrie: Making PTSD Relatable

    Author Nick Petrie discusses how the pandemic influenced his seventh novel, 'The Runaway,' his latest thriller featuring Peter Ash, an Iraq war veteran with PTSD.

  • Q & A with Lisa McMann

    We spoke with Lisa McMann about her new book for young readers, 'Map of Flames,' and her propensity for writing series.

  • Q & A with Matthew Forsythe

    We spoke with author-illustrator Matthew Forsythe about solitude, ambiguity, and his new picture book, 'Mina.'

  • Virtual Reality: PW Talks with Mary Jo Salter

    In 'Zoom Rooms' (Knopf, Apr.), Mary Jo Salter, author of eight poetry collections and a coeditor of 'The Norton Anthology of Poetry,' contemplates isolation and the feelings that connect people to one another.

  • In the Wings: Travel Books 2022

    PW asked five emerging and veteran travel writers about their inspiration, their dream projects, and how they've weathered two years of diminished travel.

  • The High Cost of All-Inclusive: PW Talks with Sarah Stodola

    In 'The Last Resort' (Ecco, July), journalist Sarah Stodola explores the dark side of paradise.

  • The Remaking of Hong Kong: PW Talks with Louisa Lim

    Lim’s 'The Indelible City' (Riverhead, Apr.) documents the fight to preserve Hong Kong’s unique identity in the face of a brutal Chinese crackdown.

  • The Science of Injustice: PW Talks with M. Chris Fabricant

    In 'Junk Science and the American Criminal Justice System' (Akashic, Apr.), Fabricant, the Innocence Project’s director of strategic litigation, presents the horrifying story of how Americans have been wrongfully convicted, and executed, based on “expert” testimony.

  • Just an Ordinary Guy: PW Talks with Eric Orner

    Orner chronicles the life of openly gay congressman Barney Frank in 'Smahtguy: The Life and Times of Barney Frank' (Metropolitan, May).

  • Cover Reveal: 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff' by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen

    PW has an exclusive cover reveal and a conversation between frequent collaborators Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen on their new picture book, 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff,' the first in a collection of fractured fairy tales.

  • Q & A with Akwaeke Emezi

    In 'Bitter,' acclaimed Nigerian writer Akwaeke Emezi returns to the world of their National Book Award finalist YA novel 'Pet.'

  • Building Equitable Bookshelves: The Power of Story Author Roundtable

    PW talks with three authors from Scholastic's Power of Story initiative about writing their very different books, capturing the voices of individual protagonists, the first time they recognized themselves in a book, and a whole lot more. (Sponsored)

  • Q & A with Navdeep Singh Dhillon

    We spoke with Navdeep Singh Dhillon about his YA debut, 'Sunny G's Series of Rash Decisions,' fandoms, and toxic masculinity.

  • Body and Mind: PW Talks with Ellen Vora

    In 'The Anatomy of Anxiety' (Harper Wave, Mar.), psychiatrist Vora examines the causes of anxiety.

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