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Anna North Knows Where the Bodies are Buried
Based on a real-life mystery, the author’s latest novel explores a puzzling death, Iron Age druids, and climate change.
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Finding Much Success in a Few Short Years, K-LOVE Books Looks to Expand
Unlike other publishers, K-LOVE Books taps into the Christian media ministry’s numerous platforms, from radio stations to live events, offering authors a unique opportunity. (Sponsored)
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Chevy Stevens’s Worst-Case Scenario
For her latest thriller, the bestselling author found inspiration in her real-life fears, anxieties, and nightmares.
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Kirsten Miller Takes on Women’s Work
The bestselling author wants to effect social change through fiction—and wake women up to their witchy powers.
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Arundhati Roy’s Rebel Yell
In her first memoir, the Booker Prize winner explores her relationship with her volatile mother and living life on her own terms.
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Kiran Desai’s Labor of Love
The Booker Prize winner has devoted the past two decades of her life to writing The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny, a novel that weighs in at 688 pages
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For His Graphic Novel Series, Brian Anderson Gives Credit Where Credit's Due: To the Family Pet
With all three books in the Sophie series receiving the Junior Library Guild Gold Standard, Brian Anderson has turned his nationally syndicated comic strip based on a family pet into a middle grade graphic novel series beloved by kids and adults alike. (Sponsored)
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Joe Sacco Asks Why History Repeats Itself
In his latest graphic narrative, cartoonist Joe Sacco investigates the stories people tell themselves about political and sectarian violence.
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Alan Gratz Is Going for the Gold
Riding the wave of interest in middle grade historical fiction, Alan Gratz returns to Nazi Germany with a fast-paced Olympic thriller.
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Miriam Toews’s True Story
In her first memoir in two decades, the author looks back on the writing life and family tragedies with grace and subtle humor.
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PW Close-Up: Library BuyBack Program from ThriftBooks Expands Revenue Opportunities
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David Levithan: Music Man
David Levithan collaborated with Swedish musician Jens Lekman on a dream project—a novel about a wedding singer featuring original songs.
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PW Close-Up: Highlights Press Celebrates 10 Years with Two New Innovative Titles
Celebrating 10 years, Highlights Press sparks curiosity among a new generation of young readers with its new cookbook and toy brand collaboration. (Sponsored)
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PW Close-Up: Kanopy Wants You to "Stream Smarter"
With original content and an expanded catalog of more than 30,000 titles, Kanopy enters a new age of streaming.
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Holly Smale Is Living Out Loud
For Smale, being diagnosed with autism at age 39 changed her life and reshaped her fiction.
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Peter Orner’s Healthy Obsession
In his latest novel, Peter Orner uses a real-life unsolved murder from the 1960s to explore the nature of storytelling.
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Jason Mott Is Living the Dream
The National Book Award winner returns with a timely novel about gun violence and a rediscovered sense of creative freedom.
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From Activity Books to 'The Little Prince' and Caillou, PAPP 'Keeps Growing'
After 21 years in business, PAPP International continues to thrive by expanding into new territories with the acquisition of two imprints, becoming the home of the iconic preschool IP Caillou as well as publisher of titles based on the beloved global classic, 'The Little Prince.' (Sponsored)
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Denise Mina’s Perfectly Imperfect World
In the bestselling author’s latest thriller, a forensic scientist who helped convict the wrong man wrestles with a decision that could change her life forever.
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Poisoned Pen Press Has Blazed a Trail in Subgenres to Become a Leading Mystery Imprint
No longer purely a traditional mystery imprint, Poisoned Pen Press has expanded to include thrillers, suspense, horror and cozy fantasy to find both commercial and critical success. (Sponsored)