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Q & A with Candace Fleming
Candace Fleming spoke with us about her new biography, 'The Rise and Fall of Charles Lindbergh,' and the many controversies that still surround the famous aviator.
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Jason Reynolds Takes Up the Mantle of National Ambassador
Prolific and popular author Jason Reynolds was inaugurated as the seventh National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature on January 16 at the Library of Congress.
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Four Questions for Scott Magoon
PW spoke with the illustrator about his collaborations with author Amy Krouse Rosenthal, who wrote more than 30 children's books before she died in 2017.
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WI15: Children's Authors and Illustrators to Meet
Here's a look at a number of the children's and YA authors who will be attending this year’s Winter Institute.
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Q & A with Adam Silvera
We spoke with Adam Silvera about his new novel, 'Infinity Son,' kicking off his first YA fantasy series.
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In Conversation: Becky Albertalli and Aisha Saeed
We asked authors Albertalli and Saeed to interview each other about their new book, 'Yes No Maybe So,' about two teens of varying backgrounds who come together—and fall in love—through political canvassing.
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Q & A with Daniel Bernstrom
Author Daniel Bernstrom turns his attention to his family's history in his new picture book, 'Big Papa and the Time Machine.'
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Obituary: Da Chen
Da Chen, whose memoirs for both adults ('Colors of the Mountain') and young readers ('Girl Under a Red Moon') chronicled his experiences growing up during China's Cultural Revolution, died of lung cancer on December 17 in Temecula, Calif.; he was 57.
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Fall 2019 Flying Starts
We spotlight six notable children’s and YA debuts authors and artists.
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Fall 2019 Flying Starts: Brittney Morris
For author Brittney Morris, seeing ‘Black Panther’ on opening night in early 2018 inspired her to dramatically change career paths and write her debut YA novel, ‘Slay.’
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PW KidsCast: A Conversation with Robert Repino
Author Robert Repino talks with PW KidsCast about his first venture into middle-grade fantasy, 'Spark and the League of Ursus,' and drawing inspiration from favorite childhood films.
