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Fooling the Reader Fairly
PW Talks with Barbara Cleverly.
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A Friend in Mr. Rogers
PW Talks with Tim Madigan.
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We Can't Fool Mother Nature
PW Talks with James Lovelock
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An Ordinary Good Man
PW Talks with Karin Fossum
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How This Book Is Different
Elisa Albert's debut story collection, How This Night Is Different, features a bris, a visit to Kraków, a Passover seder and a bat mitzvah. But is it Jewish?
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Children's Bookshelf Talks With Ahmet Zappa
Frustrated by a learning disability that made reading difficult, Ahmet Zappa, son of legendary rock musician Frank Zappa, dropped out of school in eighth grade. So nobody is more surprised than he is about the release of his first novel, The Monstrous Memoirs of A Mighty McFearless (Random), a heavily illustrated story about monster hunts, a kidnapping and a daring rescue.
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Looking "Under the Hood"
PW Talks with Daniel J. Levitin
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Topical Crimes
PW Talks with Laura Lippman
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Looking and Spilling
PW Talks with Adam Davies.
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Proving the Impossible
PW Talks with Christopher Fowler.
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Spanning the Continent with Kids in Tow
PW talks with Robert Sullivan
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The Zamyatin Code
PW Talks With Natasha Randall
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A Gift from Michael
PW Talks with Tabitha King
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'Holocaust Anonymous'
In I Was a Child of Holocaust Survivors, illustrator Bernice Eisenstein laughs and cries at her need to grasp her parents' tragic experience.
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Jack of All Mystery Trades
PW Talks with Otto Penzler
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The Joys of Fictional Collaboration
PW Talks with Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child.
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Children's Bookshelf Talks with Pete Hautman
PW talks with National Book Award winner Pete Hautman about his new YA novel, Rash (S&S), a black comedy set 70 years in the future.
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Safety--at What Cost?
Since winning the National Book Award in 2005 for Godless, this Minnesota native's life has changed, if not dramatically, then mostly for the good. Here he talks about his new YA novel, Rash (S&S), a black comedy set 70 years in the future.
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Coming to Grief
PW Talks with Andrew Holleran
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A Foodie's Journey
PW Talks with Bill Buford.