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Q & A with Bruce Coville
Bruce Coville, author of over 100 books for children, releases two new novels in June.
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Afraid to Panic: PW Talks with Benjamin Johncock
In his debut novel, "The Last Pilot," Johncock tells the story of Jim Harrison, a test pilot during the early days of the U.S. space program, who suffers a personal loss just as his career is set to take off.
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PW Talks with Carola Dibbell
Yes, you can publish your first novel at the age of 70, if it is as good as Carola Dibbell’s "The Only Ones" (Two Dollar Radio, Mar.).
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Sex in the Sky: PW Talks with Keith McCafferty
In McCafferty’s fourth Montana mystery, Crazy Mountain Kiss, fly-fisherman and sometime PI Sean Stranaham investigates the murder of a teenage girl.
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The Talented Mr. Ripley: PW Talks with Mike Ripley
Margery Allingham’s beloved sleuth, Albert Campion, returns in Ripley’s Mr. Campion’s Fox.
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From TV Screenwriter to Novelist: PW Talks with M.J. Arlidge
British TV producer and writer Arlidge’s debut, "Eeny Meeny," launches a new thriller series starring Hampshire Det. Insp. Helen Grace.
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Q & A with Sarah Darer Littman
In Sarah Darer Littman's latest YA novel, 'Backlash,' an online crush who isn't what he seems pushes a 15-year-old to the brink of self-destruction, and her former best friend documents her collapse on Facebook.
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Q & A with Melissa Marr
Melissa Marr recently created her very first picture book, 'Bunny Roo, I Love You,' for a very special audience: her adopted son Kaden, who was born with neonatal abstinence syndrome.
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PW Talks with Hybrid Author Jasinda Wilder
The bestselling indie author chatted to us about self-publishing misconceptions and myths, and why she initially considered the traditional route for "about four seconds."
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Working for Free: PW Talks with Craig Lambert
In "Shadow Work," former Harvard magazine deputy editor Craig Lambert takes a fresh look at the problem of work-life balance.
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The Country in the City: PW Talks with Mia Alvar
The stories in Alvar’s debut collection "In the Country" cross continents and eras with intimacy and longing.
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Q & A with Rita Williams-Garcia
Rita Williams-Garcia concludes her award-winning trilogy about the Gaither Sisters with 'Gone Crazy in Alabama.'
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A Sound Philosophy: Graham Foust and Samuel Frederick: Poetry 2015
When Wave Books publishes "Of Entirety Say the Sentence" this fall, Graham Foust, a poet noted for his condensed, elliptical approach, and Samuel Frederick, a professor of German literature, will have finished translating the informal trilogy that comprises the final three books of German poet Ernst Meister (1911–1979).
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Four Questions for...Margret Aldrich
We spoke to the author of 'The Little Free Library Book' (Coffee House Press, April) about the Little Free Library Movement and why so many people around the world are setting up libraries in their front yards.
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Water Wars: PW Talks with Paolo Bacigalupi
Competing mercenary organizations vie for control of the American Southwest’s depleted water supplies in Bacigalupi’s "The Water Knife."
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Literary Mixtapes: PW Talks with John Keene
John Keene brings philosophical concerns and an impressive range of historical detail to the short fiction of "Counternarratives."
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A Mammoth Endeavor: PW Talks with Beth Shapiro
Shapiro, a paleogenomics pioneer, provides a road-map for thinking about the possibilities of de-extinction in "How to Clone a Mammoth."
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God and Monsters: PW Talks with Michael Lister
Lister’s series sleuth, clergyman John Jordan, reexamines the Atlanta Child Murders in Innocent Blood.
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Q & A: Nova Ren Suma
Nove Ren Suma's 'The Walls Around Us' is a psychological thriller that grapples with guilt, innocence, and competitive ballet, along with some mindbending twists and turns.
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Four Questions for...Bill Ayers
We spoke to the longtime activist and founder of Weather Underground about the new discussion series he's hosting, 'Fresh Ayers,' for Chicago's Seminary Co-op Bookstore.
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