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A Provocative New Novel Reimagines the Anne Frank Story
Author Jillian Cantor imagines an alternate fate for Anne’s older sister Margot
Sylvia Plath’s Daughter on a Remarkable Trove of Her Mother’s Drawings
Frieda Hughes talks to TIME about an upcoming book that that showcases her mother’s considerable talents as a visual artist
A Midnight Rendezvous with Eric Epstein, Author of The 24-Hour Genius
It’s not for everyone, but staying up all night can unlock some of your brain’s untapped creative powers
Meet Kenn Nesbitt, the New Children’s Poet Laureate
The 51-year computer geek–turned–writer explains the duties and responsibilities that go with his new job
Galley Girl at Book Expo 2013: The Last Two Nights
What really goes on after hours at the book industry’s annual convention
Galley Girl at Book Expo 2013: The First Night
What really goes on after hours at the book industry’s annual convention
Bestselling Author Debbie Macomber on Faith and Writing
The hugely successful and prolific author talks about overcoming a learning disability and how her faith informs her career
Q&A: Author Amy Wilentz and the Lure of Haiti
The award-winning writer tells TIME about her new book, ‘Farewell, Fred Voodoo: A Letter from Haiti,’ and her time reporting in that country
Blind Kittens and Bestsellers: Gwen Cooper Talks to TIME
The author of ‘Homer’s Odyssey’ and ‘Love Saves the Day’ is about to embark on what may be the world’s first cat-litter-sponsored book tour