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  • The Wild Child of the Wild West: PW Talks With Mark Lee Gardner

    Mark Lee Gardner’s Shot All to Hell is the thrilling true story of the botched bank robbery and subsequent manhunt that contributed to the American legend of the outlaw Jesse James.

  • The Planet Under Pressure: PW Talks with Alan Weisman

    In Countdown: Our Last, Best Hope for a Future on Earth?, journalist Alan Weisman asks essential and sobering questions about population growth.

  • Devastation and Rebirth: PW Talks with Gianrico Carofiglio

    In The Silence of the Wave, Gianrico Carofiglio, a former Italian senator and organized crime prosecutor, explores the toll of undercover police work.

  • Take Shelter: PW Talks with Paul Yoon

    Paul Yoon’s debut novel, Snow Hunters, follows Korean War veteran Yohan from a POW camp to the Brazilian port town where he becomes a tailor’s apprentice.

  • The Order of Things: PW Talks with Kevin Barry

    The winner of the International Impac Dublin Award for City of Bohane–Kevin Barry's new collection, Dark Lies the Island, is a grimly funny book influenced by Flannery O’Connor, The Wire, and the “small deranged series of little Irish cites” where he grew up.

  • Killer Eats: PW Talks With Jon McGoran

    McGoran has 20 years of experience writing about food and sustainability, and the threat of genetically-modified produce is at the center of his thriller, Drift.

  • Draft Day: PW Talks With Matthew Berry

    In Fantasy Life, ESPN Senior Fantasy Analyst Berry welcomes readers to the alternately touching, sociologically fascinating, and hilarious world of fantasy team-building.

  • The Devil Returns: PW Talks With Lauren Weisberger

    Andy Sachs, heroine of Weisberger’s The Devil Wears Prada, is once again pitted against sadistic fashion editor Miranda Priestly in Weisberger’s sequel Andy Sachs, heroine of Weisberger’s The Devil Wears Prada, is once again pitted against sadistic fashion editor Miranda Priestly in Weisberger’s sequel Revenge Wears Prada.

  • The Woven Year: PW Talks With Anna Badkhen

    Badkhen, an award-winning freelance war correspondent, has covered conflicts in Africa, Asia, and Europe.

  • Family Ties: PW Talks with Cris Beam

    In To the End of June: The Intimate Life of American Foster Care, Lambda Literary Award–winner Cris Beam explores the turbulent, heart-breaking dynamics of foster families.

  • Love on Trial: PW Talks with Thomas H. Cook

    College professor Sam Madison goes on trial for murdering his wife, Sandrine, in Thomas H. Cook’s Sandrine’s Case.

  • Certain Human Mysteries: PW Talks with Robert Boswell

    In Tumbledown, Robert Boswell presents an intriguing and troubled cast of counselors and clients at a rehabilitation center in Southern California.

  • Q & A with Andrew Richard Albanese, Author of 'The Battle of $9.99'

    Andrew Richard Albanese talks about the story behind The Battle of $9.99, a new e-book about the Apple price-fixing case.

  • Parents: Say No to Screens: PW Talks with Catherine Steiner-Adair

    In The Big Disconnect: Protecting Childhood and Family Relationships in the Digital Age (Aug.) clinical psychologist
    Catherine Steiner-Adair, writing with Teresa H. Barker, examines how the Internet and new technology are transforming American households.

  • Pride, with Extreme Prejudice: PW Talks with Lindsay Ashford

    Was Jane Austen murdered? Lindsay Ashford’s The Mysterious Death of Miss Jane Austen offers an answer.

  • The Old Neighborhood: PW Talks with Hannah Weyer

    In On the Come Up, filmmaker and debut novelist Hannah Weyer captures the fearlessness behind one girl’s struggle to seek a better life, and the beauty inherent in the journey.

  • Just DeWitt: PW Talks With Sara Gran

    Gran continues to reinvent the crime novel with her latest, Claire DeWitt and the Bohemian Highway, in which her inimitable protagonist follows a tangled web of cases involving the murder of Claire’s musician ex-boyfriend, the mysterious theft of a group of miniature horses, and a trip down the rabbit hole of her own psyche.

  • Phishheads & Juggalos: PW Talks With Nathan Rabin

    Former Onion A.V. Club editor Rabin’s memoir You Don’t Know Me But You Don’t Like Me documents his adventures with the legions of misunderstood fans who follow jam-band Phish and rap group Insane Clown Posse.

  • Eccentric Nation: PW Talks with Brenda Wineapple

    Brenda Wineapple’s Ecstatic Nation: Confidence, Crisis, and Compromise, 1848–1877 is a sweeping work of American history, chronicling a period of immense change through the era’s monumental events and the diverse American personalities behind them.

  • A Stable Center: PW Talk with Rebecca Lee

    "I’m a really slow writer, glacially slow. I write every day, every morning, but sometimes it’s not even writing, it’s just sitting there staring at the story, wondering about it."

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