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Alex Segura’s First Loves
The bestselling author combined two of his childhood obsessions to create vibrant crime novels set against the backdrop of the comics industry.
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Richard Price’s True Grit
After decades of writing raw and unflinching novels, screenplays, and scripts for television, the author is still curious and eager to learn—just don’t ask him how he feels about his process.
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Clare Chambers’s Ghosts of the Past
In mining mysteries and scandals of the last century for her fiction, the author hopes to connect with modern readers.
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Amanda Jones Will Not Be Silenced
The librarian, anti-censorship advocate, and debut author weighs in on the threat posed by book banners today.
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On the Front Lines Fighting for the Freedom to Read, Sourcebooks Remains Diligent
Combating book bans is central to the publisher's mission of bringing life-changing stories to the reading public.
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Sergio de la Pava, Agent of Change
As both a writer and a public defender, the author’s intentions are pure and his work transformative.
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Recipe for Success: Albert Niazhvinski on His New Cookbook, 'Albert Can Cook'
When influencer Albert Niazhvinski discovered TikTok, he started creating his own cooking videos, posting witty, rapid-fire vignettes of himself and friends creating unexpected mashups like Octopus Kimchi Pizza, Big Mac Burritos, and Poke Nachos. Now he's a social media star with his own cookbook. (Sponsored)
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Chef's Kiss: Brian Baumgartner on His 'Seriously Good' Cookbooks
'The Office' star Brian shares how family and community inspired his bestselling cookbooks about chili and barbeque. (Sponsored)
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America’s Test Kitchen Celebrates 25 Years of Teaching the Country to Cook
America’s Test Kitchen is celebrating 25 years of teaching the country to cook with a TV special, a collector’s cookbook, and more. (Sponsored)
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Edwin Frank Looks at What a Novel Can Be
The life and work of NYRB editorial director Edwin Frank revolve around understanding what fiction can do. His nonfiction debut does, too.
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Jimi Hendrix Returns to His Roots in This New Graphic Novel
'Jimi Hendrix: Purple Haze' evokes the psychedelic stylings and fascination with science fiction of the great guitarist at the center of its story. We spoke with its creators—including Hendrix's stepsister, Janie—about how the book reflects the multifaceted musician, who died in 1970.
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Jim Wilson on the Most Gratifying Reward
In Jim Wilson’s memoir, 'Tuned In: Memoirs of a Piano Man,' he writes about his career as a piano technician and his pathway to becoming a professional pianist. Wilson spoke to BookLife about the intersection of writing and playing music, his encounters with music legends, and his relentless pursuit of a dream.
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Jeff VanderMeer Journeys into the Unknown
Jeff VanderMeer has no problem embracing the inscrutable and uncanny; it’s what fuels his fiction.
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Alexander McCall Smith, King of Kindness
As the freshly knighted author prepares to publish his 25th No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency novel, he finds his readers more eager for softness than ever before.
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Space Race!
Lauren Sánchez is reaching for the stars with her debut educational children’s picture book, 'The Fly Who Flew to Space.' (Sponsored)
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