Interviews

The bestselling author of "Operation Mincemeat" unveils a moment of male vulnerability that had huge geopolitical ramifications.

“Burn of the Everflame” answers all of our questions, and then some.

Author Candice Carty-Williams talks about the joy of returning to the character she and so many listeners love to root for.

Victoria Aveyard’s adult debut is part one of a duology, and part two can’t come soon enough.

Entrepreneur and author Simon Squibb explains “How to Quit Your Day Job.”

The Australian author of the Hierarchy and Licanius series brings us a new antihero—John Wick meets Blade Runner—in the first installment of this futuristic thriller trilogy.

The bestselling author of “Nuclear War” returns with her latest bone-chilling scenario, the made-to-be-heard “Biological War.”

She wooed the book world with a hilarious, sharply honest literary memoir. Then her life crumbled apart.

Sarah Pinborough talks about the feminism in her latest thriller, her philosophy on twists, and Saskia Maarleveld’s stunning narration.

The number one New York Times bestselling author on returning to the “Big Little” universe, writing teenagers while raising them in real time, and how she manifested Meryl Streep along the way.

Musa shares why reading aloud is great for writers, how Australian literature is inherently international literature, and why he listens at 1.0 speed, always.

For his 10th book, the thriller author took bits and pieces from his past novels to create a whole new terrifying, meta adventure on a remote island in Vermont.