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In Conversation: Nicholas Day and Chris Raschka
We asked author Nicholas Day and illustrator Chris Raschka to discuss their collaboration on the picture book 'Nothing: John Cage and 4'33"' and how they captured Cage's unconventional spirit and humor on the page.
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Q & A with Racquel Marie
In her third YA novel, 'This Is Me Trying,' Racquel Marie addresses the weight of teen suicide, immeasurable grief, and the messiness of coping.
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Q & A with Janelle Harper
We spoke with dancer and veteran New York public school educator Janelle Harper about her debut picture book, 'My Block Looks Like,' illustrated by Frank Morrison.
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Messy and Marvelous: PW Talks with Deborah Paredez
In 'American Diva' (Norton, May), Paredez explores the mixed reception given to larger-than-life female performers.
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The Heart of the Seas: PW Talks with Elizabeth O’Connor
In O’Connor’s debut, 'Whale Fall' (June, Pantheon), a small island community off the coast of Wales reacts to a whale’s beaching in 1938.
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Q & A with Phillipa Soo and Maris Pasquale Doran
Broadway, TV, and film star Phillipa Soo—known for debuting the role of Eliza Hamilton in 'Hamilton: The Musical' in 2015—has a new star turn as a picture book coauthor of 'Piper Chen Sings.'
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Very Dark Scenarios: PW Talks with James Stavridis
In '2054,' retired Admiral James Stavridis, who served as the NATO Supreme Allied Commander in the Obama administration, again teams up with Marine veteran and White House Fellow Elliot Ackerman for a geopolitical thriller set in the not-too-distant future.
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PW Close-Up: Mai Corland's 'Five Broken Blades'
Mai Corland’s Five Broken Blades is a genre-bending epic fantasy set in the vibrant fictional world of Yusan. Integrating romantic, mystery, and thriller elements, Five Broken Blades is told from the perspectives of six different narrators. Corland (a pen name for the writer Meredith Ireland) spoke with PW about worldbuilding, her novel's distinctive setting, and how she developed her multitude of central characters. (Sponsored)
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Beyond the Book: Stuart E. Eizenstat's 'The Art of Diplomacy'
Stuart E. Eizenstat, former policy adviser in the Clinton administration and author of 'The Art of Diplomacy: How American Negotiators Reached Historic Agreements that Changed the World' (Rowman & Littlefield, May), spoke with PW about why effective diplomacy is essential in our evolving new world order. (Sponsored)
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Botanical Brainiacs: PW Talks with Zoë Schlanger
In 'The Light Eaters' (Harper, May), Atlantic writer Schlanger delves into the scientific literature on plant intelligence.
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