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Partners in Crème: PW Talks with Rose Levy Beranbaum and Woody Wolston
Ahead of the release of 'Rose’s Baking Basics,' we spoke with the pair about the team they’ve dubbed RoseWood.
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Conversations in Heaven: PW Talks with Mitch Albom
Returning to the pearly gates, Albom follows Annie, a woman reflecting on her life after a tragic accident, in his novel set in the afterlife, 'The Next Person You Meet in Heaven' (Harper, Oct.).
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In Conversation: Jessie Sima and Christian Trimmer
PW asked illustrator Jessie Sima and author-editor Christian Trimmer to interview each other about their new collaboration, 'Snow Pony and the Seven Miniature Ponies.'
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Four Questions for Martin Stewart
Martin Stewart spoke with PW about his inspiration for 'The Sacrifice Box', '80s music and pop culture, and how he builds atmosphere and tension.
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Bringing the Past to Life: PW Talks with Edward Carey
Carey’s novel 'Little' (Riverhead, Oct.)—also illustrated by the author—tells the story of a very small, very industrious girl who becomes the famous Madame Tussaud.
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Jazz Age Crime: PW Talks with Leslie S. Klinger
In 'Classic American Crime Fiction of the 1920s' (Pegasus Crime, Oct.), Klinger analyzes and annotates five seminal American crime novels.
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In Conversation: Yuyi Morales and Neal Porter
Author-illustrator Yuyi Morales and editor Neal Porter discuss their collaboration on 'Dreamers,' a poetic picture book based on Morales’s immigrant experience.
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Q & A with Courtney Summers
'Sadie' author Courtney Summers spoke with PW about true crime, the podcast based on her new book, and writing complex heroines.
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Writing for the Future: PW Talks with DeRay Mckesson
Activist and podcaster Mckesson lays out lessons from his experiences in 'On the Other Side of Freedom: The Case for Hope' (Viking, Sept.).
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Something Fresh and New: PW Talks with Shelley Shepard Gray
In Gray’s 'Take a Chance' (Blackstone, Sept.), Kurt, an Ohio landscaper, is raising his younger brother, Sam, and unexpectedly falls for Sam’s English teacher, Emily.
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Haunted Histories: PW Talks with Sarah Perry
Perry’s 'Melmoth' (Custom House, Oct.) weaves an intricate web of narratives around a terrifying gothic specter.
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She’s Leaving Home: PW Talks with Lou Berney
In Berney’s thriller 'November Road' (Morrow, Oct.), Charlotte Roy, a woman determined to start over, links up in late 1963 with Frank Guidry, a mob fixer who’s involved in the JFK assassination.
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Q & A with Mary E. Pearson
PW spoke with the Remnant Chronicles author about the origins of her fantasy world as she was packing for a five-city book tour to celebrate her new novel, 'Dance of Thieves.'
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Four Questions for Mary Pope Osborne
Mary Pope Osborne on the real-life inspiration for her latest installment of the Magic Tree House series, 'Hurricane Heroes in Texas.'
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Pilgrims’ Progress: PW Talks With Sofía Segovia
Segovia’s novel 'Peregrinos' is based on the story of two WWII refugees whom she met in Mexico.
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Solo in the Kitchen: PW Talks with Anita Lo
Chef Anita Lo’s 'Solo: A Modern Cookbook for a Party of One' (Knopf, Nov.) is all about creating satisfying, balanced single-serving meals.
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Q & A with Jen Doll
We spoke with YA columnist Jen Doll about her debut novel for teens, 'Unclaimed Baggage,' and the joys of reading YA as an adult.
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Handmade and Heartfelt: PW Talks with Clint Harp
In the memoir ‘Handcrafted,’ the genial woodworking guy from HGTV’s ‘Fixer Upper’ explains how he found fulfillment through cabinetry.
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No Other Place to Be: PW Talks with Ben Fountain
In 'Beautiful Country Burn Again' (Ecco, Sept.), novelist Ben Fountain reports on the fierce 2016 presidential campaign and its roots in America’s political history.
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Blame the Boomers: PW Talks with Daniel Torday
Torday’s novel, 'Boomer1' (St. Martins, Sept.), follows an underemployed millennial who channels his desperation into a grassroots campaign to force boomers out of the workforce.