Thief of Night: A Q&A with Holly Black
Bestselling author Holly Black joins us to chat about the sequel to Book of Night, Thief of Night. Read on…
Interviews
The Book of Lost Hours: A Q&A with Hayley Gelfuso
This is the kind of book that will hold on to your heartstrings. Time-travel, romance and shadows of history are…
Songs for Other People’s Weddings: A Q&A with David Levithan
Relationships can be messy, and what better way to capture the ebb and flow of romance than through song. David…
The View From Lake Como: A Q&A with Adriana Trigiani
The author of The Good Left Undone is back with a transportive, jet-setting story following a woman’s journey to her…
On Grief and Healing: A Q&A with Nikki Erlick
For fans of The Midnight Library and The Immortalists, Nikki Erlick’s latest is a sweeping story of grief and life,…
Vampires & Queer History: A Q&A with V. E. Schwab
Set over 500 years, this tale of three sapphic vampires is a story about hunger, rage and the ways in…
Cults & Culture: A Q&A with Amanda Montell
Cultish by Amanda Montell examines the psychology and rhetoric that makes cults such a formidable presence — from actual cults…
Knights, Gargoyles and More: A Q&A with Rachel Gillig
The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig weaves romance, magic and folklore into an intoxicating fairytale — the first…
Parenting and PT Cruisers: A Q&A with Kevin Wilson
Families are messy — especially when your half siblings are scattered across the U.S. Kevin Wilson’s witty and wry voice…
Language Is Like My Lungs: A Q&A with Olivetti the Typewriter
Our latest Monthly Pick, Olivetti by Allie Millington, is a heartwarming adventure chock-full of mystery, history and an unlikely main…
On Character and Community: A Q&A with Dolen Perkins-Valdez
Happy Land by Dolen Perkins-Valdez introduces readers to an incredible figure in history and a town shrouded in secrets in…
An Interview with Audiobook Author, Producer, and Narrator Annaka Harris
What is an audio documentary, and what makes this format a reader-friendly way to introduce complex subjects? Bestselling author Annaka…
On Music and Melancholy: A Q&A with Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner
You may know Michelle Zauner from her two time Grammy-nominated band, Japanese Breakfast, or from her bestselling memoir, Crying in…
Fact and Fiction: A Q&A with Emma Donoghue
All aboard Emma Donoghue’s latest, a taut story centered on a real-life tragedy. Delving deep into the psyche of an…
The Act of Writing is a Salvation: A Q&A with Agustina Bazterrica
In under 200 pages, Agustina Bazterrica (Tender is the Flesh) gives us a harrowing look at a dystopian future through…
Of Dust and Dreams: Poets and Writers on Karen Russell
Sweeping, gothic and gritty, The Antidote is a genre-bending tour-de-force. Journey to the heart of Nebraska in this transportive story…
Beauty and Brutality: A Q&A with Clare Leslie Hall
A marriage shrouded in secrets and a town pulsing with tension, this is a love story unlike any other. Both…
Altruism and AI: A Q&A with Erika Swyler
An untouchable class, wide-spread house systems, a bio surgeon and her sentient AI at the dawn of a budding revolution.…
Victorian England, Villains and Psychopaths: A Q&A with Virginia Feito
Virginia Feito’s latest is a sharp and surreal stay at Ensor House alongside a psychotic governess with an insatiable appetite.…
Parallels, Parents and Perspective: A Q&A with Adam Haslett
Pulitzer Prize finalist Adam Haslett returns with a story about new beginnings, old grudges and complicated family ties. Read on…