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A Version of the Truth

I caught up with authors Karen Mack and Jennifer Kaufmann in Seattle to discuss their novel A Version of the Truth. “Engaging.... A thoughtful version of the girl-done-good tale.”—Kirkus Reviews “Delightfully merging humor,...

Harry Shearer

Boaz catches up with Harry Shearer and hears about his debut novel, Not Enough Indians, which tells the story of an upstate New York town that solves their budgetary woes with a Native American tribe and a casino.  But that's not all- Harry's...

Jane Porter on Odd Mom Out

I got a chance to talk to Jane Porter about her new novel, Odd Mom Out. Porter's tale of a mother and daughter's journey to "normalcy" is keenly emotional and truly uplifting.  -Maria Hatton, Booklist. For more on Jane Porter, check out her web site.

Jay Lake

I got a chance to talk with Jay Lake about his new book, Mainspring. We also talked about several of his other books, his trip to Japan, and a little about Mandarin. Lake's steampunk-esque alternative nineteenth century is an astonishing, marvelous...

An Interview with Mo Willems

I got a chance to talk with beloved children's author/illustrator Mo Willems on his recent tour to promote Knuffle Bunny Too: A Case of Mistaken Identity. "...anyone who fell in love with the first "Knuffle Bunny" two years ago will pounce on this...

Tao Lin Interview

I spoke to Tao Lin about his books Bed and Eeeee Eee Eeee while he was in Seattle for a reading.  We also talked about his band, Sad Bear vs. Happy Cobra. “Tao Lin will kick your ass and say thank you afterwards!”—Amy Fusselman,...

Mark Ferrari Interview

I got a chance to talk to author Mark Ferrari about The Book of Joby, and his transition from artist to writer. With its winning combination of King Arthur and the Book of Job, this book deserves to stand on the bookshelf next to C.S. Lewis'...

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