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The Clothes Don't Wear You: PW Talks with Sara Galindo
One of the most important fashion influencers in Latin America discusses fashion, style, and what's next on her plate just before launching a book tour for her latest, 'Tu You Toi.'
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A Veteran’s Odyssey: PW Talks with Thomas J. Brennan
Brennan, a retired USMC sergeant, suffered a traumatic brain injury while serving in Afghanistan. In 'Shooting Ghosts' (Viking, Aug.), he shares how his friendship with photojournalist Finbarr O’Reilly put them both on a path to recovery.
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Golden Eyes: PW Talks with P.T. Deutermann
In Deutermann’s contemporary thriller 'Red Swan' (St. Martin’s, August), the CIA clashes with China’s Ministry of Security Services.
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Q & A with Adele Griffin
Adele Griffin spoke with PW about her new YA novel 'Be True to Me.'
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Q & A with Cassandra Clare and Karen Wojtyla
We spoke with author Cassandra Clare and her editor Karen Wojtyla about their collaboration and the 10 year anniversary of 'City of Bones.'
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The Limitless Possibilities of Crime: PW Talks with Susie Steiner
Steiner discusses the travails of Detective Inspector Bradshaw in 'Persons Unknown' (Random House, July), her sophomore novel, in which the sleuth's nephew becomes a murder suspect.
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Four Questions for Chelsea Clinton
The former First Daughter makes her picture book debut later this month with She Persisted.
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Q & A with Jodi Lynn Anderson
Jodi Lynn Anderson spoke with PW about the importance of a sense of place, working with multiple editors, and finding the connecting thread between three distinct characters and settings.
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Amelia Peabody’s Last Hurrah
Elizabeth Peters left only a partial manuscript for The Painted Queen. How did you become involved in the project?
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Q & A with Daniel Handler and Lisa Brown
PW spoke with the creators of Lemony Snicket’s latest picture book, 'Goldfish Ghost,' illustrated by Lisa Brown, who calls her husband by his real name, Daniel Handler.
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Masks and Murder: PW Talks with S.D. Sykes
In 'City of Masks' (Pegasus Crime, July), Sykes transports her 14th-century sleuth, Oswald de Lacy, to Venice. Here's why.
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Beyond High Heels and Lipstick: PW Talks with Eddie Izzard
In his first book, 'Believe Me: A Memoir of Love, Death, and Jazz Chickens' (Blue Rider, June), transgender comedian, actor, and writer Izzard tells his life story with depth, honesty, humor, and footnotes.
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Cover Reveal: ‘My Brigadista Year’
The cover of Newbery Medalist Katherine Paterson's new middle grade novel 'My Brigadista Year,' a work of historical fiction due out from Candlewick on October 10.
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Q & A with Renée Ahdieh
PW talked to Renée Ahdieh about her new YA novel 'Flame and the Mist.'
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Digging Deeper: PW Talks with Amita Trasi
Trasi’s debut novel 'The Color of Our Sky' follows unlikely friends, torn apart by tragedy and connected by a deeper history.
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A CNN Host Turns Life Strategist: PW Talks with Ismael Cala
The former host of one of the most popular shows on CNN en Español on his new book emphasizing finding a balance in life.
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Q & A with Shannon Hale
PW spoke with Shannon Hale about the biggest challenges in sharing her own story for her new graphic memoir 'Real Friends.'
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Q & A with Jenny Han
Han spoke with PW about writing an unplanned follow-up to 'P.S. I Still Love You,' 'Always and Forever, Lara Jean,' which comes out in May.
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A History of Southern Food: PW Talks with John T. Edge
In 'The Potlikker Papers,' food historian John T. Edge traces the evolution of Southern identity through its food culture.
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Q & A with Mayim Bialik
PW spoke with Mayim Bialik about her new book for young readers 'Girling Up.'
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