Award-winning author, illustrator, artist and founder of Make Me a World, Christopher Myers, answers our questions on storytelling and new voices in children's literature.

The author of our Spotlight Pick for August talks about her book, the research, and people who roam.

The author of Sweet Sorrow and One Day answers our questions about Shakespeare, his past as an actor, and the power of nostalgia.

Author Silvia Moreno-Garcia talks about her new gothic thriller, eugenics, perceptions of Mexico, and how horror deserves more respect.

A fictional social media personality answers her fans' questions on her new memoir.

We talk with S.A Cosby, the author of one of our best mysteries and thriller picks for July: Blacktop Wasteland.

We talk to the author about her debut, one of the must-reads of the summer.

“Devolution” and “World War Z” author Max Brooks talks with the Amazon Book Review about how he uses fiction to show readers how to prepare for real disasters.

We talk to the reigning queen of the beach read about her latest novel, ‘28 Summers’, one of our Best Books of June. 

Robin DiAngelo talks with the Amazon Book Review about white fragility, why white people continue to ignore racism, and how “our learning will never be finished.”

The best-selling author of "Divergent" shares how the mythology of the "chosen one" inspired her new novel.

We talk with best-selling sci-fi thriller author A. G. Riddle about putting humanity in peril in fiction and the parallels he sees to the real challenges we face today.

Human behavior during crisis, the great state of sci-fi writing today, and the odd parallels between The Last Emperox and the coronovirus pandemic are among the marvelous topics we tackle with John Scalzi.

Multi-award-winning author N. K. Jemisin talks about how New York City is the perfect place to set a fantastical novel, even as the Empire State Building is now lit up "like the Eye of Sauron."

In Beyda's debut thriller, a young woman is recruited to act as a body double for a famous actress.