Author Interviews

To celebrate The Goldens, Lauren Wilson chats the causes of parasocial relationships and the dangers of them.

L.D. Lapinski is back and they are here to chat their skateboard graphic novel with Logan Hanning, Kickflip.

Michelle Jabes Corpora, author of His Face Is the Sun, shares where to learn more about Ancient Egyptian myth.

Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner chat their newest collab, Lady's Knight, and the female friendships and queer representation in the book.

The Other Girl follows two girls who meet on the train, except when they get off, they swap lives.

Julie Soto chats her new book, a YA thriller titled The Thrashers, which is vastly different from her usual adult romance works.

Dragons are obviously a big part of fantasy novels, and Rosaria Munda is here to chat why and how she shaped the dragons in Fireborne.

Have you considered a Giver with a healing touch, and a Reaper with killing touch? Lindsey Bryd explores this in The Sun Blessed Prince.

The Manor of Dreams follows two Chinese American families who come from different classes, yet intertwined in ways they are not aware.

Liann Zhang chats the cult-like following that influencers have, and how she brought her own experience into her book, Julie Chan is Dead.

Maika Moulite and Maritza Moulite chats the Haitian folklore and various inspirations behind The Summer I Ate The Rich.

A Line You Have Traced follows three women trying to build meaningful lives despite a decaying future.

Lisa Harding chats her character-driven dark academia, The Wildelings, and why we don't need to "like" her characters.

Feminist retellings are popping up everywhere but what makes them feminist? Georgia Leighton is here to discuss.

As much as we love romantasy novels, sometimes we just want an epic fantasy, with fantastic world building, and intriguing politics. Antonia Hodgson is here to answer our wishes with The Raven Scholar.