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Obituary: Mitsumasa Anno
Japanese artist and children's book author-illustrator Mitsumasa Anno, known for his highly detailed illustrations containing visual tricks, humorous elements, and math concepts, died on December 24. He was 94.
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Q & A with Christina Soontornvat
Newly minted Newbery and Sibert Honoree Soontornvat spoke with us about how her many passions and roles allow her to create books that explore scientific and culturally diverse themes.
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Four Questions for Andy Harkness
We spoke with animator and art director Andy Harkness about his second picture book, 'Wolf Boy,' and his influences.
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Obituary: Kathleen Krull
Prolific children’s book author and former editor Kathleen Krull died on January 15 following a brief illness; she was 68.
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Q & A with Todd Strasser
We spoke with YA author Todd Strasser about his latest novel, 'The Good War,' which looks at the rise of white nationalism through the lens of a middle school's first foray into e-sports.
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21 Across: Laurie Keller's Crossword Surprise
Author-illustrator Laurie Keller was having a pretty normal Saturday at home on January 9 when she received some happy and exciting news; one of her book characters was a clue in the 'New York Times' Sunday crossword.
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Four Questions for Andrew Arnold
We spoke with Andrew Arnold, founder and editorial director of HarperAlley, about his debut picture book, 'What's the Matter, Marlo?'
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Q & A with Randi Pink
We spoke with Randi Pink about her latest book, 'Angel of Greenwood,' a YA historical novel set on the eve of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
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Q & A with Angie Thomas
Four years after publishing 'The Hate U Give,' which has spent 200 weeks on the 'NYT' bestseller list, Angie Thomas returns to her acclaimed fictional universe to explore the origins of Starr's father, Maverick Carter.
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Q & A with Nikki Grimes
Acclaimed poet and novelist Nikki Grimes spoke with us about her latest work, 'Legacy: Women Poets of the Harlem Renaissance,' and breaking boundaries in representation.
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Four Questions for Sharon G. Flake
Nearly 11 years after the publication of her YA novel 'The Skin I'm In,' which garnered her the Coretta Scott King–John Steptoe Award for New Talent, Sharon G. Flake revisits her beloved characters in 'The Life I'm In.'
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Q & A with Angela Dominguez
Angela Dominguez spoke with PW about how her teaching inspires her work, and the inspiration behind her character Stella Díaz.
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Fall 2020 Children’s Flying Starts
We spotlight the authors of six of the season’s most promising children's and YA debuts.
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Fall 2020 Flying Starts: Van Hoang
For as long as she can remember, Van Hoang has been a writer, so the release of her first middle grade novel, ‘Girl Giant and the Monkey King’—inspired by her Vietnamese heritage—is the fulfillment of a lifelong ambition.
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Fall 2020 Flying Starts: Jashar Awan
Author-illustrator Jashar Awan’s debut picture book, ‘What a Lucky Day!,’ which follows a group of animals as they confront their stereotypes and misconceptions of each other, has a timely message.
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Fall 2020 Flying Starts: Darcie Little Badger
We spoke with Darcie Little Badger about her #OwnVoices YA debut, ‘Elatsoe,’ a supernatural mystery starring an asexual Lipan Apache teenager.
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Fall 2020 Flying Starts: Aiden Thomas
After years of being unable to find books representing his experience as a queer Latinx trans individual, nonbinary author Aiden Thomas has written one himself: ‘Cemetery Boys,’ one of the year’s standout YA novels.
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Fall 2020 Flying Starts: Chloe Gong
As a college senior, Chloe Gong, author of ‘These Violent Delights’—a fantastical take on ‘Romeo and Juliet’ set in 1920s Shanghai—is one of PW’s youngest ever Flying Starts.
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Fall 2020 Flying Starts: Tracy Deonn
Tracy Deonn discusses her debut YA fantasy, ‘Legendborn,’ a mash-up of Arthurian legend and Black girl magic set in the contemporary South.
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Angie Thomas to Embark on Star-Studded Tour, Virtually
Angie Thomas is heading on a virtual tour in honor of her new YA novel, ‘Concrete Rose,’ the highly anticipated prequel to ‘The Hate U Give.’
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