The MythBuster stopped by our offices to talk about the hit television series, becoming "a maker of things," and his new book. Nothing was blown up in the process.

Silvia Moreno-Garcia talks about Mayan mythology, the Jazz Age in Mexico, her childhood disappointment in The Baby-Sitters Club books, and how a 65-million-year-old meteor impact sparked Gods of Jade and Shadow .

Talking to the celebrated author of Matterhorn about his new novel Deep River.

George Takei shares moments from his childhood years in an internment camp for Japanese Americans and asks what we've learned since.

An enemies-to-lovers story sparkles in Jasmine Guillory's latest rom-com, The Wedding Party.

When Isaac Mizrahi visited Amazon he captivated the audience with his candor and infectious wit.  Here's an clip from our conversation with Mizrahi about his memoir, I.M.

The Amazon Books editors sit down to talk about what makes a good book club book (and offer a few suggestions), plus a journey into the depths of the Earth with the author of Underland.

The cofounder of The Hundreds talks with us about being encouraged to chase his passion and building community in spite of the social media age.

Learn more about our favorite book of the year so far, a bawdy, big-hearted romp in 1940s New York...

The author of "Bar Chef" shows us how to master the art of a handcrafted cocktail.

Ruth Reichl, author of our top pick of 2019 so far in cooking and food writing, came by the office and we talked about her book.

"It wasn't the book that I set out to write, but it’s the book that I had to write at this moment in time." And we're so glad she did. Learn more about one of our favorite books of June.

Blake Crouch tackles the un-reality of memories in his new thriller, Recursion —one of the best new books of June.

This offbeat romantic comedy has captured a wide audience. We talked to the author about what it was like to write such a successful debut.  

Novel coauthor and Good Omens showrunner Neil Gaiman chats with us about the twisty road from page to screen, and what influence readers had on the book's adaptation.