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  • In Conversation: Nicola Yoon and Wendy Loggia

    We asked author Nicola Yoon and her editor, Wendy Loggia, to discuss Yoon's latest YA contemporary romance, 'Instructions for Dancing.'

  • Visions of Rugelach Danced in Her Head: PW Talks with Jean Meltzer

    Like her self-described “nice Jewish girl” protagonist Rachel Rubenstein-Goldblatt, debut rom-com author Jean Meltzer has a secret: she adores Christmas.

  • Finding Meaning: PW Talks with Meghan O’Gieblyn

    In 'God, Human, Animal, Machine' (Doubleday, Aug.), Wired columnist O’Gieblyn explores what it means to be human in a technological world.

  • Rewriting the Rom-Com Rules: Close-up on Addie Woolridge

    In a character-driven, multicultural romantic comedy, an ambitious professional’s plans hilariously unravel. (Sponsored)

  • PW Talks with T.J. Newman: Nightmare at 35,000 Feet

    In 'Falling' (Avid Reader, July.), former flight attendant Newman imagines a new kind of hijacking threat.

  • Four Questions for Rachael Lippincott

    Rachael Lippincott, co-author of 'Five Feet Apart' and 'All This Time,' has written her first solo novel, 'The Lucky List.'

  • Q & A with Paris Rosenthal and Holly Hatam

    Paris Rosenthal and Holly Hatam are the author/illustrator team behind 'Dear Girl' (with Rosenthal's late mother, Amy Krouse Rosenthal), 'Dear Boy,' and 'Dear Baby'; their latest picture book, 'Dear Teacher,' which came out in March, in time for this month's Teacher Appreciation celebrations.

  • The Last Song: PW Talks with L. Penelope

    With 'Requiem of Silence' (Griffin, Aug.) Penelope sends out the Earthsinger Chronicles with all the magic, mayhem, death, and romance fans expect.

  • Counting Her Minutes: PW Talks with Kate Bowler

    On the eve of publication for her second memoir, 'No Cure for Being Human (and Other Truths I Need to Hear)' (Random House, Sept.), the stage IV cancer survivor and author talks with PW about looking clear-eyed at the prospect of death—then carrying on anyway.

  • Seeking Help Is a Sign of Strength: PW Talks with Adam Stern

    Psychiatrist Stern discusses his misunderstood profession and the taboos around discussing mental health.

  • Challenging Our Burdens: PW Talks with Inger Burnett-Zeigler

    The author, a clinical psychologist, explains how her book “opens up the conversation for us to let go of the things we’ve been taught that aren’t serving us, and create new models of healing and wellness.”

  • What We Owe: PW Talks with Eyal Press

    In 'Dirty Work' (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, Aug.), journalist Press shines a light on the work Americans rely on but don’t want to know about.

  • A Real-Life Jekyll and Hyde: PW Talks with Dean Jobb

    In 'The Case of the Murderous Dr. Cream: The Hunt for a Victorian Era Serial Killer' (Algonquin, July.), Jobb studies a physician turned poisoner.

  • Q & A with Ashley Herring Blake

    Ashley Herring Blake's latest work, 'Hazel Bly and the Deep Blue Sea,' is a middle grade novel about growing up and grief, seen through the eyes of a 10-year-old girl.

  • Q & A with Camryn Garrett

    Garrett spoke with us about drawing on her own experiences for her second YA novel, 'Off the Record,' and addressing issues such as #MeToo, mental health, and body image for teens.

  • Four Questions for Remy Lai

    PW spoke with Lai about writing relatable young characters, her experience as an Australian author writing for an American audience, and the inspiration behind her first graphic novel, 'Pawcasso.'

  • Crafting Memories: Close-up on Kristin Gambaccini

    A book of crafts and recipes helps families embrace creativity and time together. (Sponsored)

  • False Messiah: PW Talks with Obery M. Hendricks Jr.

    In 'Christians Against Christianity' (Beacon, July 6.), Hendricks, a professor of religion at Columbia University, examines recent changes within right-wing evangelicalism.

  • To Serve Mankind?: PW Talks with Sam Kean

    Kean explores crimes committed for the sake of expanding human knowledge in 'The Icepick Surgeon: Murder, Fraud, Sabotage, Piracy and Other Dastardly Deeds Perpetrated in the Name of Science' (Little, Brown, July.).

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