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Jokes on Repeat: PW Talks with Jason Adam Katzenstein
Katzenstein, who honed his style with pithy one-panel 'New Yorker' gags, delves deeper into his obsessions in 'Everything Is an Emergency: An OCD Story in Words and Pictures' (HarperCollins, June).
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Q & A with Rae Carson
Rae Carson spoke with PW about returning to the world of 'Girl of Fire and Thorns' in her new YA novel, 'The Empire of Dreams.'
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Q & A with Rob Harrell
Rob Harrell spoke with PW about the personal nature of his new book, 'Wink,' the story of a boy navigating middle school and a rare form of eye cancer.
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Farewell to the Bromance: PW Talks with Mary Pilon and Louisa Thomas
Pilon and Thomas edited the anthology ‘Losers,’ in which various writers delve into an unexpectedly winning topic.
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Tough Love: PW Talks with Jessica Luther and Kavitha A. Davidson
In ‘Loving Sports When They Don’t Love You Back,’ Luther and Davidson take a wide-ranging look at the moral quandaries inherent in fandom.
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Every Corner of the Cosmos: PW Talks with Paul M. Sutter
In 'How to Die in Space' (Pegasus, June.), Stony Brook professor Sutter humorously explores outer space perils.
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Killing Edgar: PW Talks with Karen Lee Street
Street’s trilogy conclusion, 'Edgar Allan Poe and the Empire of the Dead' (Pegasus Crime, May.), sends the writer to Paris to team with his fictional sleuth, Chevalier Dupin.
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Q & A with Rebecca Stead
Newbery Medlist Rebecca Stead spoke with us about addressing strong emotions head-on in her new middle-grade novel, 'The List of Things That Will Not Change.'
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In Conversation: Joanna Cotler and Harry Bliss
We asked author Joanna Cotler and illustrator Harry Bliss to interview each other about their new picture book collaboration, 'Sorry (Really Sorry).'
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Parental Advisory: PW Talks with Leslie Rule
With ‘A Tangled Web,’ Leslie Rule follows her mother Ann Rule – author of ‘The Stranger Beside Me’ – into crime writing.
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Mindful Action: PW Talks with Sharon Salzberg
Salzberg, cofounder of the Insight Meditation Society, looks at how mindfulness can be a catalyst for social action in 'Real Change' (Flatiron, June).
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Sticking Up for What’s Right: PW Talks with Matthew Van Meter
In 'Deep Delta Justice' (Little, Brown, May.), journalist Van Meter revisits an unsung victory in the battle for civil rights.
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Till Death Do Us Part: PW Talks with Kimberly McCreight
McCreight unravels secrets of murder and domestic drama in 'A Good Marriage' (Harper, May.).
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The Art of Choice: PW Talks with Leslie Stein
Leslie Stein makes frank and philosophical watercolor comics about her decision to have an abortion in 'I Know You Rider' (Drawn & Quarterly, May.).
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Q & A with Pete Oswald
We spoke with author-illustrator Pete Oswald about his new wordless picture book, 'Hike,' and the kind of father he hopes to be.
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Q & A with Carole Lindstrom and Michaela Goade
Against the backdrop of the encampment at Standing Rock in 2016, author Carole Lindstrom and illustrator Michaela Goade created 'We Are Water Protectors,' a picture book in which a girl rallies her people to fight a pipeline project.
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15 Books and Authors Hurt by the Coronavirus
We spoke with authors who have spring 2020 book releases on how the pandemic has affected their plans and careers.
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Beyond Pink and Blue: PW Talks with Lisa Selin Davis
Davis, the mother of a gender nonconforming child, explores the boy-girl divide in 'Tomboy: The Surprising History and Future of Girls Who Dare to Be Different' (Hachette Go, May.).
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Power and Prejudice: PW Talks with Sonali Dev
'Recipe for Persuasion', (Morrow, June.) the second romance in Dev’s Jane Austen–inspired Rajes series, sees an old flame reignite on the set of a reality cooking competition.
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Seeking Reward, Will Travel: PW Talks with Jeffery Deaver
Deaver’s reward-hunting investigator, Colter Shaw, tackles a creepy cult in 'The Goodbye Man' (Putnam, May.).



