Q&A: Kelley Armstrong on Her Modern Gothic Novel "Betrayals," and the Craft of Writing
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And Why She Likes Writing Books About "a Small Town with a Secret"
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Q&A: Julia Keller on Hard Times in Appalachia, Mystery Writing, and Not Moving Back Home
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And Why She is Drawn to the Idea of "Appalachian Fatalism"
Read MoreQ&A: A New Book on Using Genetic Breakthroughs to Try to Save a Sick Boy's Life
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Mark Johnson Talks About 'One in a Billion,' which Began as a Pulitzer-Winning Newspaper Series
Read MoreQ&A: Lili Wright Talks About Plotting Thrillers, Writing About Mexico, and Turning Truth into Fiction
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And Why She Finds Male Characters Easier to Write than Female Ones
Read MoreQ&A: Jonathan Levi Talks About 'Septimania,' His Ambitious New Novel of History and Ideas
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A Heady Story that Moves Between 8th Century France and the 1970s
Read MoreQ&A: A. Scott Berg on His Classic Max Perkins Biography, Now a Big Movie Starring Jude Law
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A Profile of the Legendary Editor of Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and Wolfe
Read MoreQ&A: Cameron Stracher, on His Darkly Comic Novel About a Troubled Law School
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An institution “filled with human beings who should have known better”
Read MoreQ&A: A New York Times Reporter Tells the Inside Story of Triple Crown Winner American Pharoah
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A Good-Natured Horse, who Was the First Triple Crown Winner in 37 years
Read MoreQ&A: Burt Neuborne on "Madison's Music," a Bold New Approach to Interpreting the Constitution
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Reading the Constitution with an eye toward poetry and music
Read MoreQ&A: The Pioneering Female New Deal Lawyer Who Went from an Orphan's Home to the Supreme Court
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Bessie Margolin shaped equal rights law for generations -- and prosecuted Nazis
Read MoreQ&A: Thomas Frank on the Democrats' Disgrace: Abandoning Working-Class Americans
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The Democratic Party is "committed to the winners in the inequality sweepstakes"
Read MoreQ&A: On Triumphing Over a Dysfunction-Filled Childhood in Rural Arkansas
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A memoir from a music critic who decided failing was not an option
Read MoreQ&A: Will We Ever Fix Our Broken, Discriminatory Voting System?
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Michael Waldman discusses his new book, The Fight to Vote
Read MoreQ&A: What Can We Learn from Studying Translations of the Bible?
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Translation, Aviya Kushner says, is "a state of the soul"
Read MoreQ&A: Columnist E.J. Dionne on the Future of the Increasingly Radicalized Republican Party
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And his new book, Why The Right Went Wrong
Read MoreQ&A: A Public Radio Journalist On Writing a Book with a Dying Man
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I really wasn’t convinced that talking to a dying man for a breakfast hour radio show would be something listeners would want to hear.
Read MoreQ&A: Hundreds of Jews Locked in a Barn and Burned to Death (by Poles, Not Nazis): Poland, 1941
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A Talk with a Polish Journalist Who Dug Into an Ugly Part of Her Nation's Past
Read MoreQ&A with John D. Williams Jr., Scrabble Expert
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"Twice I've heard a player scream and run out of the tournament room"
Read MoreQ & A With Author Charles Kaiser
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I think celebrating genuine heroism is one of the most exciting things a writer can do
Read MoreQ & A With Author Katha Pollitt
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