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Four Questions for Elizabeth Acevedo
Bestselling author and poet Elizabeth Acevedo follows up her acclaimed YA novels with 'Inheritance: A Visual Poem,' a small-format picture book illustrated by Andrea Pippins.
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Four Questions for Lauren Wolk
Lauren Wolk's new novel, 'My Own Lightning,' is a follow-up to her breakout Newbery Honor-winning historical debut 'Wolf Hollow.'
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Q & A with Jonathan Case
We spoke with author-illustrator Jonathan Case about his new middle grade comic, 'Little Monarchs,' which blends butterfly facts and futuristic fiction.
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In Conversation: Gail Jarrow and Carolyn Yoder
We asked author Gail Jarrow and editor Carolyn Yoder to interview each other about their longstanding collaboration and friendship, and their shared passion for bringing "little-known stories" to life through vigorous research.
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Four Questions for Hilde Lysiak
We spoke with former kid reporter Hilde Lysiak about her new memoir, ‘Hilde on the Record,’ and her writing career.
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In Conversation: Kathleen Glasgow and Liz Lawson
Kathleen Glasgow and Liz Lawson chatted about their new YA thriller, ‘The Agathas,’ and paying homage to the Queen of Mystery, Agatha Christie.
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A Radically Practical Voice: Close-up on Balance
PW talked with Nana K. Twumasi, v-p and publisher of Balance, about the imprint’s holistic and inclusive approach to health and wellness and how Balance titles are providing the practical wisdom readers need to succeed. (Sponsored)
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Memoirs of a Galaxy: PW Talks with Moiya McTier
In 'The Milky Way' (Grand Central, Aug.), astrophysicist and folklorist Moiya McTier lets the galaxy do the talking.
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Fear and Present Danger: PW Talks with Howard Blum
In 'The Spy Who Knew Too Much: An Ex-CIA Officer’s Quest Through a Legacy of Betrayal' (Harper, June), Blum traces retired CIA officer Pete Bagley’s hunt to identify a mole within the agency.
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Afropunk Goes Graphic Memoir: 'PW' Talks with James Spooner
Filmmaker and comics artist James Spooner revisits his Afropunk teen years in his new graphic memoir 'The High Desert. Black. Punk. Nowhere.'
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From the Operating Room: PW Talks with Jay Wellons
In 'All That Moves Us' (Random House, June), pediatric neurosurgeon Wellons recalls the patients and students who have taught him some powerful lessons.
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Love on the Rocks: PW Talks with Angelina M. Lopez
A brassy bartender and a charming professor work together to find a buried treasure and save a historic bar in Lopez’s 'After Hours on Milagro Street' (Carina, July).
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The Big Blackout: PW Talks with David Koepp
In 'Aurora' (Minotaur, June), veteran screenwriter Koepp imagines the impact of a massive, sustained global energy outage.
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Big Deal in a Small Town: PW Talks with Jonathan Dyck
Dyck’s 'Shelterbelts' (Conundrum, May) offers a complex portrait of a Manitoba Mennonite community told in spare comics short stories.
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Four Questions for Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush
Former first daughters Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush spoke with PW about their new picture book, 'The Superpower Sisterhood,' a story celebrating the power of sisterly bonds
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Q & A with Emily X.R. Pan
We spoke with YA author Emily X.R. Pan about her new novel, 'An Arrow to the Moon,' a mashup of 'Romeo and Juliet' and Chinese mythology.
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Reimagining Beauty (and the Beast): Spotlight on Jasmine Guillory
With By the Book, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast gets a modern—and decidedly bookish—treatment. (Sponsored)
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Who Belongs: PW Talks with Caleb Gayle
In 'We Refuse to Forget' (Riverhead, June), Gayle examines how Black Creeks lost their tribal citizenship in 1979.
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Before Seabiscuit: PW Talks with Geraldine Brooks
In 'Horse' (Viking, June), Brooks draws on the true story of a 19th-century racehorse.
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Death in Paradise: PW Talks with Debra Bokur
In Bokur’s ‘The Lava Witch’ (Kensington, June), the police on Maui probe the murder of a woman amid reports that “a band of witches” was seen flying through the trees near where she was killed.
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