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A Useful Front: PW Talks with Colson Whitehead
Whitehead’s 'Harlem Shuffle' (Doubleday, Sept.) follows a furniture salesman with one foot in the criminal world.
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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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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.
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Putting a Modern Spin on Tradition: PW Talks with Mariana Velásquez
In 'Colombiana' (Harper Wave, June), chef and food stylist Velásquez draws on the rich culinary history of her native Colombia.
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Q & A with Emiko Jean
We spoke with Emiko Jean about the inspiration for her new YA novel, 'Tokyo Ever After,' genre switching, and identity.
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Q & A with Nicole Melleby
Nicole Melleby's latest novel, 'How to Become a Planet,' tells the story of 12-year-old Pluto, who has just been diagnosed with depression and anxiety, and her tentative journey navigating her mental health and her crush on new friend Fallon.
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Unseen and Unheard: PW Talks with Carolyn Ferrell
Ferrell’s 'Dear Miss Metropolitan' explores both individual and collective suffering through the story of three young women abducted and held captive for years (Holt, July.).
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Safety by Design: PW Talks with Geoff Manaugh and Nicola Twilley
In 'Until Proven Safe' (MCD, July.), Manaugh and Twilley survey the past, present, and future of quarantine.
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"Pay Is a Function of Proximity to Power": PW Talks with David Buckmaster
In 'Fair Pay' (Harper Business, June), Buckmaster, global compensation director at Nike, discusses the ethics and practicalities of compensating employees for their work.
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Through a Screen Darkly: PW Talks with Erica Dhawan
Dhawan helps readers communicate effectively, even at a distance, in 'Digital Body Language' (St. Martin's, May).
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