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Q & A with Tomi Adeyemi
We spoke with YA author Tomi Adeyemi about 'Children of Virtue and Vengeance,' book two of her bestselling West African-inspired Orïsha Legacy trilogy.
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Four Questions for Vashti Harrison
We spoke with Vashti Harrison about her new book for young readers, 'Little Legends: Exceptional Men in Black History,' the third volume in her illustrated nonfiction series about notable, often little-known figures in black history.
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Crimes Against Nature: PW talks with Joshua Hammer
Joshua Hammer’s ‘The Falcon Thief’ (Simon & Schuster, Feb. 2020), is a tale of international intrigue, the lucrative market for birds of prey, and the efforts to protect avian species that had been driven to the brink of extinction.
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The Great Pretenders: PW talks with Matt Ruff
In Matt Ruff’s seventh novel, '88 Names' (Harper, Mar. 2020), he follows the exploits of a digital sherpa who leads gamers through the challenges and dangers of a virtual world.
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Words on the Wing: PW Talks with Robert Tougias
Tougias’s 'Birder on Berry Lane' (Imagine, Mar.) gives a month-by-month account of the birds that pass through his backyard over the course of one year.
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Know Yourself: PW Talks with Jessi Jezewska Stevens
In Stevens’s debut, 'The Exhibition of Persephone Q' (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, Mar.), a woman named Percy discovers that photographs of her are part of an exhibition.
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Four Questions for B.J. Novak
We spoke with comedian, actor, and author B.J. Novak about ‘My Book with No Pictures,’ an interactive companion to his bestselling ‘The Book with No Pictures.’
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Why Not Try to Fight Back?: PW Talks with Jane McAlevey
Labor organizer McAlevey argues that unions are essential to American democracy in 'A Collective Bargain' (Ecco, Jan.).
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A Ghost Story: PW Talks with Emily St. John Mandel
Mandel’s 'The Glass Hotel' (Knopf, Mar.) offers a portrait of a sister and her half-brother that is part ghost story, part mystery, and part morality tale about financial crime.
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The Debutante: PW Talks with Martha Waters
With ‘To Have and To Hoax’ (Atria, Apr. 2020), first-time romance novelist Martha Waters aims for the funny bone.
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Q & A with Maureen Johnson
We spoke with YA author Maureen Johnson about wrapping up her Truly Devious trilogy, and attending the premiere of the film adaptation of ‘Let It Snow.’
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Q & A with Chris and J.J. Grabenstein
After years of behind-the-scenes collaboration, husband-and-wife team Chris and J.J. Grabenstein have co-written 'Shine!,' a standalone novel for middle grade readers.
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Q & A with Karamo Brown and Jason "Rachel" Brown
We spoke with 'Queer Eye' star Karamo Brown and his son, Jason, who have teamed up to create a picture book aimed at reminding readers of all ages that they are "perfectly designed."
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Beyond the Pain: PW talks with Taq Kaur Bhandal
In ‘Self-Care Down There,’ Bhandal, a menstrual health coach, considers vaginal wellness from a variety of sex-positive perspectives.
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Appreciation and Resilience: PW Talks with Joan Lunden
As she gears up for March release of ‘Why Did I Come into This Room?’, the former GMA anchor relishes her ongoing role as a translator and disseminator of information.
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Time After Time: PW Talks with Natasha Pulley
In Pulley’s 'The Lost Future of Pepperharrow' (Bloomsbury, Feb.), the sequel to 'The Watchmaker of Filigree Street,' Victorian-era queer couple Thaniel, a translator, and Mori, who can manipulate the future, travel to Japan.
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Sleuths Who Age: PW Talks with Rennie Airth
Airth’s 'The Decent Inn of Death' (Penguin, Jan.) draws retired Scotland Yarder John Madden into his former superior Angus Sinclair’s investigation of a suspicious death.
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Q & A with Maggie Stiefvater
We spoke with Maggie Stiefvater about her new YA fantasy, ‘Call Down the Hawk,’ which kicks off a trilogy set in the world of her bestselling Raven Cycle.
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Turn Up the Heat: PW Talks with Ronan Farrow
With his new book, 'Catch and Kill' just released, we spoke with Farrow about his literary influences, how he made the inside baseball of investigative journalism riveting for a mass audience, the difficulty of reporting on the Harvey Weinstein story, and more.
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Four Questions for Eva Chen
We spoke with author and director of fashion partnerships at Instagram Eva Chen about her new picture book, 'Juno Valentine and the Fantastic Fashion Adventure.'
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