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Amanda Peet: All She Wants for Hanukkah Is Christmas
'Dear Santa, Love, Rachel Rosenstein,' co-written by Amanda Peet and Andrea Troyer and illustrated by Christine Davenier, grew out of Peet's trouble explaining a Christmas-free existence to her kids.
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Authors on the Air October 19, 2015: Caleb Kaltenbach
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Deadly Secrets in San Francisco: PW Talks with Susan Cox
Cox’s first novel, "The Man on the Washing Machine," won the Minotaur Books/Mystery Writers of America First Crime Novel Award.
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Authors on the Air October 16, 2015: H. G. ‘Buzz’ Bissinger
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Q & A with Roland Smith
Fifteen years after 'Peak', Roland Smith's 15-year-old climbing prodigy returns for a new, even more dangerous, ascent in 'The Edge.'
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Both Sides Completely: PW Talks with Amy Gustine
In her debut collection, "You Should Pity Us Instead," Gustine brings us into the homes and hearts of many different kinds of families, as the members struggle to take care of one another.
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Q & A with Jennifer Donnelly
Jennifer Donnelly returns to "one of [her] favorite periods of history" with her latest YA novel, 'These Shallow Graves.'
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Cops and Canines: PW Talks with Robert Crais
LAPD K-9 Officer Scott James and German shepherd Maggie, the stars of Crais’s "The Suspect," join Elvis Cole and Joe Pike, the author’s series leads, in "The Promise."
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Four Questions for ... Bonnie Jo Campbell
Bonnie Jo Campbell answers questions from PW about her latest collection of short fiction, which explores the close bonds between mothers and their daughters in even the most dysfunctional families.
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Philip and Erin Stead Interview Each Other
The husband-and-wife team behind the Caldecott winner 'A Sick Day for Amos McGee' discuss their new collaboration, how they settle disputes, and how they get along despite spending an average of 23.5 hours a day together.'
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Q & A with Leigh Bardugo
Brookline Booksmith bookseller Amy Brabenec met up with author Leigh Bardugo at last Saturday's Boston Teen Author Festival, which coincided with the release of the author's latest novel, 'Six of Crows.'
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Midwives, Murder, and Mustangs: PW Talks with Victoria Thompson
Victoria Thompson abandoned the main characters of her long-running Gaslight series for her latest mystery, 'Murder on St. Nicholas Avenue'
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Q & A with Kate Hosford
Kate Hosford's newest picture book, 'Feeding the Flying Fanellis,' is a collection of poems narrated by a circus chef.
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Pennypacker Supports New Novel at Fall Regionals
Sara Pennypacker's forthcoming novel, 'Pax,' features a relationship between a boy and a fox during wartime. The author talked with PW about her new book and the themes that motivate her.
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Four Questions for...Rubin Pingk
Pingk's "uneventful environment" growing up has certainly helped the creator's madcap imagination, on full display in 'Samurai Santa,' in which a young ninja and his crew engage a familiar-looking samurai in a snowball fight.
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The Truth Is Out There: PW Talks with Rob Brotherton
In "Suspicious Minds: Why We Believe Conspiracy Theories," Brotherton investigates conspiracy theories, explaining how they work, how they gain traction, and why we find them so appealing.
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Hero, Soldier, Minimalist, Mute: PW Talks with Cass Sunstein
Law professor Cass Sunstein, the author of “Blink,” explores the four distinct personality types of U.S. Supreme Court justices in “Constitutional Personae.”
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The Importance of Place: PW Talks with Jim Kelly
In Kelly’s sixth mystery featuring Det. Insp. Peter Shaw, "Death on Demand," Shaw must solve the baffling murder of a centenarian.
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Innocents Convicted of Impossible Crimes: PW Talks with Stacy Schiff
Schiff’s new nonfiction book, "The Witches: Salem, 1692" (Little, Brown), revisits the 17th-century trials that traumatized colonial Massachusetts, which she says have been “our national nightmare” ever since.
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Q & A with Erin Bow
In 'The Scorpion Rules,' Erin Bow envisions a world four centuries from now, in which civilization has fractured into many smaller territories, where peace is maintained by Talis, a ruthless AI.