Category: Interviews
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Interview: Madeline Martin on The Librarian Spy
The Librarian Spy, Madeline Martin, Hanover Square Press - In our conversation with Madeline, she tells AUTHORLINK about what inspired her to write THE LIBRARIAN SPY,
Interview: Mitch Albom Has Questions for God
Interview: The Stranger in the Lifeboat, Mitch Albom, Harper - In a forthcoming AUTHORLINK audio/video interview, the best-selling author of 'Tuesdays with Morrie', MITCH ALBOM, talks about his latest work of fiction, THE STRANGER IN THE LIFEBOAT (Harper, November 2021). He also discusses his writing process and how it helped his grief when his daughter, Chika, passed away from an incurable disease at seven.
Interview: Black Author Seeks His Voice in a Vast Whiteness
Interview: Greenland, David Santos Donaldson - Kipling Starling has three weeks to rewrite his novel about E.M. Forester and his lover, Mohammed Ed Adl into Mohammed’s point of view so he boards himself up in his basement vowing not to come out until he is finished.
Interview: Elliot Ackerman, The Fifth Act, End in Afghanistan
Interview: Elliot Ackerman, The FifthAct in Afghanistan, Penguin Press – Any thinking person cannot get on with life unaffected after reading Elliot Ackerman’s newest book, THE FINAL ACT: AMERICA’S END IN AFGHANISTAN
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Interview: Young Chinese Girl Fights for Existence in 1880’s
Interview: Four Treasures of the Sky, Jenny Tinghui Zhang, Flatiron Books — Daiyu was named after a tragic figure in a popular story. She lived in a small village in China until her parents disappeared when she was 12.
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Interview: Admit This to No One
Admit This to No One, Leslie Pietrzyk, Unnamed Press – Leslie Pietrzyk’s ADMIT THIS TO NO ONE takes on the intersection of the personal and the political through the lens of a group of women connected to a powerful Speaker of the House.
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Interview: Debut Novel Blends Technology, Psychology, Free Will, Romance
The Arc, Tory Henwood Hoen, St. Martin”s Press – Ursula was 35 years old, and still single. When she was in a relationship, she felt as if she lost herself, which was followed by wanting out. Rafael was over 40. He had been badly hurt by a previous relationship and was wary of a repeat performance. Then came The Arc.
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Interview: Out of My Heart, A Stunning Sequel
Out of My Heart, Sharon Draper, Atheneum – Sharon M. Draper is a professional educator and an accomplished writer. She was recognized as the National Teacher of the Year, is a five-time winner of the Coretta Scott King Literary Awards, is a New York Times bestselling author and has been honored at the White House six times!
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Interview: In the Lonely Backwater, an Unusual Mystery
In the Lonely Backwater, Valerie Nieman, Fitzroy Books – Valerie Nieman isn’t afraid to explore the world through writing whatever the genre. She is the author of five novels, short fiction collection, and three poetry collections.
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Interview: F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby and Other Writings 1920–26
Interview: F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby and Other Writings 1920–26 – The long-awaited second volume of Library of America’s Fitzgerald edition is here!
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Interview: Debut Mystery, The Maid, to Be Film With Florence Pugh
Interview: The Maid, Nita Prose, Ballantine Books – Debut Mystery, The Maid, to Be Film With Florence Pugh
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Interview: Novelist Explores the Cost of Marital Lying
Interview: Would I Lie to You?, Aliya Alfi-Afzal, Grand Central Publishing – Novelist Explores the Cost of Marital Lying
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Interview: Brad Kessler’s North Explores Sanctuary and Borders
North, Brad Kessler, Harry N. Abrams – In his fourth book, North, Brad Kessler tells a story of a boundary expanding encounter between a Somali refugee, a Vermont monk, and an Afghan War veteran that poses important questions about boundaries and belonging.
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