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What's in a Page: Candles and Fruit Roll-Ups might be the key to Terrence Terrell's success

What's in a Page: Candles and Fruit Roll-Ups might be the key to Terrence Terrell's success

What's In a Page: Ransom Riggs on the ending of the Miss Peregrine series

What's In a Page: Ransom Riggs on the ending of the Miss Peregrine series

What's in a Page: Jennifer Ryan on the very necessary snacks of 'The Kitchen Front'

What's in a Page: Jennifer Ryan on the very necessary snacks of The Kitchen Front

The insights and inspirations behind Alexandra Andrews’ thrilling debut 'Who Is Maud Dixon?'

The insights and inspirations behind Alexandra Andrews’ thrilling debut Who Is Maud Dixon?

How Aja Gabel is perfecting the art of grounded sci-fi

How Aja Gabel is perfecting the art of grounded sci-fi

The film adaptation of her pandemic-themed short story Little Fish releases Feb. 5.
Kate Elizabeth Russell looks back on her novel 'My Dark Vanessa'

What's in a Page: Kate Elizabeth Russell looks back on her novel My Dark Vanessa

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How Jenny Offill predicted our current 'ambient dread' in 'Weather'

How Jenny Offill predicted our current 'ambient dread' in Weather

Gish Jen's 'The Resisters' predicted the future, and it wasn't entirely an accident

Gish Jen's The Resisters predicted the future, and it wasn't entirely an accident

Kevin Barry's writing routine will have you longing for Ireland

What's in a Page: Kevin Barry's writing routine will have you longing for Ireland

Maggie Nelson shares a first look at her follow-up to 'The Argonauts'

Maggie Nelson shares a first look at her follow-up to The Argonauts

How the pandemic changed the plot of Brad Taylor's latest novel 'American Traitor'

What's in a Page: How the pandemic changed the plot of Brad Taylor's latest novel American Traitor

The best thrillers to read this winter

The Thrill of It All: Page-turning winter books you won't be able to put down

Barack Obama on the pop culture (and more) that inspired A Promised Land

Obama says Better Call Saul, The Good Place, The Boys, and more helped him through the writing process.

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National Book Award winner Charles Yu answers EW's burning questions

Why Interior Chinatown might offer the name Karen some image rehab and more thoughts from NBA winner Charles Yu

Books // December 03, 2020
Jenny Slate on 'Little Weirds' and looking back at trauma from the other side

Jenny Slate on Little Weirds and looking back at trauma from the other side

Author Interviews // December 02, 2020
Jake Tapper spills on his new book 'The Devil May Dance'

Jake Tapper spills about his new book The Devil May Dance — plus see the cover reveal

Books // November 24, 2020
'Stakes Is High' author Mychal Denzel Smith wishes everyone was reading Kiese Laymon

Stakes Is High author Mychal Denzel Smith wishes everyone was reading Kiese Laymon

Author Interviews // November 18, 2020
How Christa Parravani's memoir about seeking an abortion is a love letter to her children

How Christa Parravani's memoir about seeking an abortion is a love letter to her children

Author Interviews // November 16, 2020
Cazzie David hopes you'll never read her book

Cazzie David has written the year's most neurotic memoir. Here's her secret.

Author Interviews // November 13, 2020
'Ready Player Two' author Ernest Cline on returning to the Oasis

Ready Player Two author Ernest Cline on returning to the Oasis

Author Interviews // November 12, 2020
Samantha Irby on her upcoming books and the apocalypse that hasn't happened (yet!)

Samantha Irby on her upcoming books and the election apocalypse that hasn't happened (yet!)

Books // November 11, 2020
Jo Nesbo can't write without sugar cubes, and other revelations

What's in a Page: Jo Nesbo can't write without sugar cubes, and other revelations

Author Interviews // November 10, 2020
Patrisse Cullors loves 'To Kill a Mockingbird' and thinks everyone should read Octavia E. Butler

Patrisse Cullors loves To Kill a Mockingbird and thinks everyone should read Octavia E. Butler

Books // November 06, 2020
How Han Solo and Princess Leia inspired Marissa Meyer's new novel

What's In a Page: How Han Solo and Princess Leia inspired Marissa Meyer's new novel

Books // November 04, 2020
Hoda Kotb still loves 'Love, Actually' and sings Alicia Keys every night

Hoda Kotb still loves Love, Actually and sings Alicia Keys every night

Books // October 29, 2020
How 'Red Comet' vividly rewrites our understanding of Sylvia Plath

Forging a new Plath: How Red Comet vividly rewrites our understanding of Sylvia Plath

Author Interviews // October 27, 2020
How oxtail soup and Solange Knowles helped Bryan Washington write 'Memorial'

How oxtail soup and Solange Knowles helped Bryan Washington write Memorial

Books // October 26, 2020
Scott Eyman delves into his new Cary Grant biography, 'A Brilliant Disguise'

Our man Friday: Scott Eyman delves into his new Cary Grant biography, A Brilliant Disguise

Author Interviews // October 20, 2020
The haunting of Emily M. Danforth: Inside the world of her new gothic horror novel

The haunting of Emily M. Danforth: Inside the world of her new gothic horror novel

Books // October 15, 2020
Poison 'Ivy': Susie Yang delves into class warfare and deceit in the season's biggest debut

Poison Ivy: Susie Yang delves into class warfare and deceit in the season's biggest debut

Books // October 14, 2020
Dylan Farrow on writing her debut YA novel 'Hush,' a fantasy for 2020

Dylan Farrow on writing her debut YA novel Hush, a fantasy for 2020

Author Interviews // October 12, 2020
Christie Tate and Catherine Gildiner on what it takes to write a therapy memoir

On writing a therapy memoir: Christie Tate and Catherine Gildiner discuss the delicacies of the form

Books // October 09, 2020
Dan Brown writes at 4 in the morning, and more secrets of his trade

What's in a Page: Dan Brown writes at 4 in the morning, and more secrets of his trade

Author Interviews // October 07, 2020
Ethan Hawke previews his fifth book, 'A Bright Ray of Darkness'

Ethan Hawke's new novel sounds autobiographical. He has some thoughts about that.

Author Interviews // October 05, 2020
V.E. Schwab on the 'defiant joy' of her epic novel 'The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue'

V.E. Schwab on the 'defiant joy' of her epic novel The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue

Author Interviews // September 21, 2020
Michael Chabon on 20 years of 'Kavalier & Clay,' from its origin story to its TV future

Michael Chabon on 20 years of Kavalier & Clay, from its origin story to its TV future

Author Interviews // September 18, 2020
'Leave the World Behind' is the fall's biggest novel. It's about the end of the world

Rumaan Alam's Leave the World Behind is the fall's biggest novel. It's about the end of the world

Author Interviews // September 18, 2020
The David Sedaris we need: The world's favorite humor essayist on luck and loneliness

The David Sedaris We Need: The world's favorite humor essayist on luck and loneliness

Author Interviews // September 17, 2020
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