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Beyond the Book: Natasha Smith's 'Black Woman Grief'
Author and podcast host Natasha Smith tackles grief that is specific to Black women in her new book 'Black Woman Grief' (InterVarsity Press, Feb. 2025). PW talked with her about providing ways for Black women to address their grief and how Scripture can be a source of healing. (Sponsored)
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Nnedi Okorafor Did It Her Way
Throughout her prolific career, the author has always done things on her own terms.
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Grady Hendrix’s Creepy Vibes
While the author’s novels traffic in horror, it’s his humor, empathy, and heart that make him a standout.
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Inside Out with Adam Haslett
The author’s project is a lofty one: he hopes his fiction allows readers to slow down, better understand other people, and more fully engage with life.
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How Alex Segura and Rob Hart Made the Full-Time Writer’s Life Work
By next summer, the two mystery and thriller authors will have put out six books combined over the course of two years—including one written together.
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The Genius of Liddy-Jean
In Mari SanGiovanni’s latest novel, a differently abled narrator makes her move. (Sponsored)
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New Book's Surprising Approach to Forming Healthy Relationships
A psychotherapist’s new guide to modern relationships takes a holistic view, encouraging an individual’s spiritual growth in forming healthy relationships.
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Samrat Upadhyay Wants You to Expect the Unexpected
With his latest novel—a sprawling surrealist dystopia—the author is embracing change and evolving as a writer.
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For Publishers Looking to Expand Globally, Ingram Has All the Answers
Ingram Content Group helps publishers grow globally with extensive distribution, printing, data and digital solutions, and substantial marketing reach.
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Tracey Lange, Drama Queen
Much like life, the bestselling author’s novels feature messy families, long-held secrets, questionable decisions, and lots of love.
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BookTok Sensation Emily Rath's Epic Adventure
International bestseller Emily Rath is known for her spicy romances, but her new novel combines her first two literary loves - fantasy and mythology - for an epic adventure inspired by Finnish mythology that's imbued with her signature wit, rich storytelling, and immersive worlds.
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The IAP Takes the Guesswork Out of Acquiring Indie Books for Libraries
A new survey by the Indie Author Project (IAP), in partnership with Ingram Library Services, shows that libraries want independently published books; they're just not sure how to get them. (Sponsored)
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Diana Palmer’s Cowboy Love
In life, as in her novels, the bestselling author radiates tenderness, affection, and Southern charm.
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Language of the Heart
Rain Ministries founder Terry Wildman is reimagining Christian stories in ways that are relevant to different cultures with his 'First Nations Version' and children’s picture book 'Birth of the Chosen One,' both from InterVarsity Press. (Sponsored)
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Following Her Creative Heart, Emma Grey Writes Stories of Relationships, Grief and Second Chances
Following the success of her novel, The Last Love Note, Emma Grey continues to write multilayered stories on the complex, messy, and joyful experiences of women.
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Alex Segura’s First Loves
The bestselling author combined two of his childhood obsessions to create vibrant crime novels set against the backdrop of the comics industry.
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Richard Price’s True Grit
After decades of writing raw and unflinching novels, screenplays, and scripts for television, the author is still curious and eager to learn—just don’t ask him how he feels about his process.
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Clare Chambers’s Ghosts of the Past
In mining mysteries and scandals of the last century for her fiction, the author hopes to connect with modern readers.
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Amanda Jones Will Not Be Silenced
The librarian, anti-censorship advocate, and debut author weighs in on the threat posed by book banners today.
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