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TIME talks to the writer-creator of “The Hunger Games” and the director of “Catching Fire” — the fifth in an exclusive five-part series
I’m More Like Plutarch than Katniss: A Conversation with Suzanne Collins and Francis Lawrence
TIME talks to the writer-creator of “The Hunger Games” and the director of “Catching Fire” — the fourth in an exclusive five-part series
“I Was Destined to Write a Gladiator Game”: A Conversation with Suzanne Collins and Francis Lawrence
TIME talks to the writer-creator of “The Hunger Games” and the director of “Catching Fire” — the third in an exclusive five-part series
Writing ‘War-Appropriate’ Stories for Kids: A Conversation With Suzanne Collins and Francis Lawrence
TIME talks to the writer-creator of “The Hunger Games” and the director of “Catching Fire” — the second in an exclusive five-part series
Katniss is “A Wreck”: A Conversation with Suzanne Collins and Francis Lawrence
TIME talks to the writer-creator of ‘The Hunger Games’ and the director of ‘Catching Fire’ — the first in an exclusive five-part series
28-Year-Old Eleanor Catton Wins Britain’s Top Book Prize
The New Zealander is the youngest person ever to take the Booker. Her victory comes in the final year before American writers are allowed into the competition
Alice Munro, Master of Scattered Stories, Deserves Literature’s Top Prize
The Canadian author, who once worried about completing novels, captures the incompleteness of our lives
Dave Eggers’ Scathing Attack on Social Media
The author’s new book zings our obsession with being constantly connected
Hands-On with Oculus Rift: Virtual Reality Is Almost Here, Finally
It’s awesome, except for the Dude, Where’s My Torso? moment.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: Everything We Know About J.K. Rowling’s New Potterverse Screenplay
Hint: there’s a chance we’ll get more scenes at Hogwarts.
The Name Game: J.K. Rowling and the Power of Brand
The unveiling of the Harry Potter creator as the author of a mystery novel sheds some light on the rewards — and complications — of literary fame
The Life of J.G. Ballard: An Alien Among Us
The ‘Empire of the Sun’ author’s memoir is slim but wonderfully luminous