Q&A: Amy Schwartz on Whether Robots Can Be Jewish, and Other Spiritual Quandaries
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The Answer on Jewish Robots is "It Depends," of Course!
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Q and A: Joe Drape on His New Book About a Campaign to Recognize an American Saint
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War Hero Father Emil Kapaun of Kansas Was an Extraordinary ‘Ordinary Man’
Read MoreQ AND A: Talking with Susan Minot About Why She Writes -- and Her New Story Collection
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‘You want to convey what it’s like to be alive, or to articulate how mysteriously disturbing life can be.’
Read MoreQ and A: On Reimagining the New Testament as an Allegorical Horror Story
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Adam McOmber Has a Very Different Take on the Story of Jesus’s Life and Death
Read MoreQ and A: Jean Guerrero on Stephen Miller, President Trump's Anti-Immigrant Pitbull
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She Discovered that ‘Miller grew up in a family that was a lot like Trump’s’
Read MoreQ and A: Lisa Napoli Talks About Her Book on Ted Turner and the Birth of CNN
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The Highly Improvised Cable News Network Seemed Like a Crazy Idea When It Launched
Read MoreQ&A: Arshay Cooper Talks About America's First All-Black High School Rowing Team
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Escaping a Rough Chicago Neighborhood for the Lure of the Open Water
Read MoreQ and A: Talking with Scott Spencer About Unrequited Love, Writing Structure, and More
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The Author of Endless Love Discusses His New Novel, An Ocean Without a Shore
Read MoreQ and A: Anne Lamott and Janine Urbaniak Reid on When Life Takes a Tragic Turn
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What to Do When the Ground Underfoot is Not Bedrock, and the Sky Above is Not Predicable
Read MoreQ and A: Martha Ackmann Talks Emily Dickinson, Writing in a Cabin, and More
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And How if Feels to Write a Book that Becomes a Broadway Play
Read MoreQ and A: Steve De Jarnatt on His Debut Story Collection, 'Grace for Grace'
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‘I Decided to Get off the Hollywood Train Before it got too Bleak and Went Back to School to Learn the Craft of Fiction’
Read MoreQ&A: Poet Wesley McNair on His New 63-Page Poem, His Family, and Trump
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‘Dwellers in the House of the Lord’ Melds Two Stories About Love
Read MoreQ and A: Two N.Y. Times Reporters Talk About their Investigative Book about Brett Kavanaugh
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On Collaboration, Shoeleather Reporting — and All of those Greek and Latin Chapter Names
Read MoreQ and A: Award-Winning Writer Anne Fadiman on Her Famous Father (And Other Topics)
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On the Occasion of the Re-Release of His Classic Children’s Book, ‘Wally the Wordworm’
Read MoreQ and A: Kerri Greendige Talks About Black Radicalism, Writing History, and Family
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And the Subject of Her New Book, William Monroe Trotter, Who Said, “Agitate, Agitate, Agitate”
Read MoreQ&A: Exploring the Strange World of Trump's Mar-a-Lago, and the Rest of Palm Beach
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Les Standiford Talks About His New Book on the Rise and Rise of Florida’s Toniest Enclave
Read MoreQ&A: Joan Silverman Explores Post-Its, Peanut Butter, and the Stuff of Daily Life
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“We all spend a large chunk of our lives in the ordinary and the familiar. Exploring that is endlessly interesting.'“
Read MoreQ&A: Legendary Vietnam War Writer Phil Caputo on His New Novel in Stories
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Hunter’s Moon is, Caputo Says, Largely about Masculine Relationships
Read MoreQ&A: Christine Sneed Talks with Chris Fink About Short Stories, Male Rage, and More
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And Making New Contributions to the Tradition of Midwestern Literature.
Read MoreQ&A: An Acclaimed Bookseller, on What 1,000 Books You Should Read Before You Die
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“The Right Book at the Right Time Can Expand Our Lives,” He Says
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