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Q & A with Anna James
PW spoke with London-based author Anna James about her debut middle grade novel, 'Pages & Co. #1: The Bookwanderers,' which kicks off a fantasy trilogy.
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Q & A with Maulik Pancholy
PW spoke with Maulik Pancholy about writing, acting, and the life experiences that led to the idea for his debut middle grade novel, 'The Best at It.'
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Q & A with Jen Wang
After two acclaimed graphic novels for teens, 'In Real Life' and 'The Prince and the Dressmaker,' Jen Wang has written her middle grade debut, 'Stargazing.'
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'Why I Love Kids' Books in Translation'
We asked author Rivka Galchen—whose first foray into writing for children, 'Rat Rule 79,' releases this month—to reflect on her lifelong love of stories from other countries.
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Lily Williams Continues Her Environmental Mission
Lily Williams's third picture book about loss and conservation, 'If Elephants Disappeared,' is due from Roaring Brook on September 17.
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Q & A with Chris Raschka
PW spoke with Chris Raschka about the inspiration behind his fifth and final collaboration with Vladimir Radunsky, who died in September 2018, and about their long friendship.
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Author Julia Watts Disinvited from Teen Lit Festival
YA author Julia Watts has been removed from the slate of authors participating in LitUp, a teen literary festival sponsored by the Knox County (Tenn.) Public Library, after a member of the organizing committee expressed concerns that she has also written erotica.
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Rights Report: Week of September 2, 2019
New deals for Alice Oseman, Julia Lynn Rubin, ZR Ellor, and others.
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Rights Report: Week of August 26, 2019
New deals for L.L. McKinney, Kerri Maniscalco, Dana Swift, and others.
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'What Is … Judy Moody?'
Judy Moody author and lifelong 'Jeopardy!' fan Megan McDonald reflects on the experience of seeing her book featured on her favorite TV quiz show.
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PW KidsCast: A Conversation with Katie Green
British author-illustrator Katie Green discusses her graphic memoir ‘Lighter Than My Shadow,’ which traces her long struggle with and recovery from anorexia, as well as why telling the story visually was so important.
