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Children's Bookshelf Talks with Cynthia Kadohata
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Small Miracles
PW Talks with Nancy Pickard.
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Out of Africa, into America
PW Talks with Wendy Kann.
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Children's Bookshelf Talks With Scott Westerfeld
With two new books out, Blue Noon (Midnighters #3) and Specials (completing the trilogy that began with Uglies), Westerfeld talks about writing for teens and how he finds his inspiration.
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Cross-Country Train
PW talks with Carrie Tiffany
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A Sexy Business Thriller
PW Talks with Joe Finder.
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It's Not Just About the Detective
PW Talks with Jane Haddam
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Bridging the Holy and the Human
PW Talks with Barbara Brown Taylor.
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Addicted to Writing Fiction
PW Talks with Peter Abrahams
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High School Forever
PW Talks with Sarah Dessen
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Children's Bookshelf Talks With Sarah Dessen
On the eve of the release of Sarah Dessen's seventh book (in only 10 years!), Just Listen, she spoke about writing and the things that keep her away from writing—mostly TV and her two dogs, followed by writing about TV and her dogs on her enormously popular blog.
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A.M. Homes's L.A. Stories
PW Talks with A.M. Homes
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The Name Game
PW Talks with Bernice McFadden.
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The King and I, and a Few Others, Too
PW talks with Rock Brynner
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An Unsentimental Education
PW Talks to Heather McGowan
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Book Cents
PW Talks with Laura J. Miller
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Writing About Sex: If Rousseau Could Do It, So Can I
PW Talks with Edmund White
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A Perfectionist's Laboratory
PW Talks with Alice Quinn.
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Losing Persian, Finding Iran
PW Talks with Kader Abdolah.
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Children's Bookshelf Talks with Elizabeth Bluemle
In her first book, My Father the Dog (Candlewick), illustrated by Randy Cecil, Elizabeth Bluemle, co-owner of Flying Pig Children’s and Adults’ Books in Charlotte, Vt., writes about the similarities between fathers and dogs: they like to scratch, can lie around for hours and often growl when startled out of a nap.