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Q & A with Kendall Kulper
Kendall Kulper spoke with PW about her new YA novel, ' Murder for the Modern Girl,' and writing historical fantasy.
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Q & A with Derrick Barnes
In 'The Queen of Kindergarten,' Derrick Barnes returns to the first day of school in this follow-up to his bestselling picture book, 'The King of Kindergarten,' both illustrated by long-time collaborator Vanessa Brantley-Newton.
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Q & A with Lisa Fipps
PW spoke with author and library marketing director Lisa Fipps about how her multiple roles intersect, and why 'Starfish' is the book she had to write.
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A Lie Foretold: PW Talks with Jonathan Lemire
In 'The Big Lie: Election Chaos, Political Opportunism, and the State of American Politics After 2020' (Flatiron, July), journalist Lemire examines the roots and repercussions of Donald Trump’s false claims about the 2020 election.
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Learning How to Feel: PW Talks with Batja Mesquita
In 'Between Us' (Norton, July), psychology professor Mesquita explores the social origins of emotions.
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False Promises: PW Talks with Rina Raphael
The author of 'The Gospel of Wellness' (Holt, Sept.) spoke with 'PW' about gender, the commodification of health, and America’s long history of snake oil salespeople.
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Roots of Revolution: PW Talks with Kelly Lytle Hernández
MacArthur Fellow Kelly Lytle Hernández, author of 'Bad Mexicans: Race, Empire, and Revolution in the Borderlands' (Norton), spoke with 'PW' about the book, the absence of adequate historical education on U.S.-Mexican relations in America, and more.
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Q & A with Julio Torres
In his first picture book, 'I Want to Be a Vase' (Atheneum), 'SNL' writer and comedian Julio Torres's protagonist is a bathroom plunger who declares it is leaving its job to become "a vessel for beauty."
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A Personal Portrait of Politics: PW Talks with Sofia Warren
For 'Radical: My Year with a Socialist Senator' (Top Shelf, June), Warren spent a year as an embedded cartoonist in the office of New York state senator Julia Salazar.
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Amphitheaters of Blood: PW Talks with Lindsey Davis
In Davis’s 'Desperate Undertaking' (Minotaur, July), series heroine Flavia Albia tracks a killer in Domitian’s Rome.
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