Amphitheaters of Blood: PW Talks with Lindsey Davis
In Davis’s Desperate Undertaking (Minotaur, July), series heroine Flavia Albia tracks a killer in Domitian’s Rome.
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Indie Community: The Rampant Coding of Literature
Have we become too genre obsessed?
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The Enigma of Book Sales
An author’s fame doesn’t guarantee big numbers.
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Get in the Game: PW Talks with Francine Parham
In Please Sit Over There, Francine Parham examines workplace power, exclusion, and success.
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Indie Community: The Rampant Coding of Literature
Have we become too genre obsessed?
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Making the Impossible Possible: PW Talks with Tom Mead
In Death and the Conjuror (Mysterious, July), Mead gives magician sleuth Joseph Spector three impossible crimes to solve.
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This Woman's Work: PW Talks with Kate Mangino
In Equal Partners (St. Martin’s, June), Mangino explores the ongoing struggle to achieve gender equality in domestic duties.
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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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Ada Calhoun on the Paternal and the Poetic
Calhoun’s new memoir, Also a Poet, explores the life of Frank O’Hara through the prism of her relationship with her father.
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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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