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Haunted Hunters: PW Talks with Stephen Graham Jones
In Jones’s 'The Only Good Indians' (Saga, May.), four friends from the Blackfeet Nation, who have moved away from the reservation, fight an elk-shaped entity that wants revenge for something they did during a hunt before they left.
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The Legacy of Rush: PW Talks with Martin Popoff
In 'Anthem: Rush in the 1970s' (ECW, May.), Popoff presents the first in a three-part history of legendary Canadian progressive rock band Rush.
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Q & A with Sandhya Menon
We spoke with Sandhya Menon about her new YA novel 'Of Curses and Kisses,' the first in her St. Rosetta's Academy series which puts a spin on fairy tale romance.
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America Magnified: PW Talks with Catherine Lacey
In 'Pew' (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, May.), Lacey explores questions of identity and belief in a story of an outsider’s arrival in a Southern town.
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Four Questions for Kate Hattemer
We spoke with Kate Hattemer about her third novel, 'The Feminist Agenda of Jemima Kincaid,' the story of a loud and proud feminist teen who grapples with internalized misogyny and racism she never imagined she had.
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Dog Trainer and Novelist Victoria Schade On Her New Book and the Puppy Bowl
Sophomore novelist Victoria Schade, whose 'Who Rescued Who' will be published by Berkley on March 24, is the dog trainer behind the scenes on Super Bowl Sunday's secondmost famous, but cutest, event: Animal Planet's Puppy Bowl. We sat down with Schade after the filming last year to discuss her work as a dog trainer, writer, and Puppy Bowl coach.
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Before M*A*S*H: PW Talks with Ed Ruggero
During WWII, a beat cop turned MP must solve the murder of an unpopular U.S. Army surgeon in Ruggero’s 'Blame the Dead' (Forge, Mar.).
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21st-Century Shakespeare: PW Talks with Emma Smith
In 'This Is Shakespeare' (Pantheon, Apr.), Smith argues there’s no one way to read the Bard.
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Four Noble Bases: PW Talks with Donald Lopez Jr.
Lopez imagines a sutra in which Buddha uses baseball to explain the world in 'Buddha Takes the Mound' (St. Martin’s Essentials, May.).
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Q & A with Elana K. Arnold
We spoke with Elana K. Arnold about her new YA novel, 'Red Hood,' and the appeal of retelling familiar stories.
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