BTW Interviews

15 Feb
Dan Nott, author of the novel "Hidden Systems"

An Indies Introduce Q&A with Dan Nott

"Dan Nott takes one of the most innocuous and seemingly boring subjects — infrastructure — and demonstrates just how fascinating and vital it can be,” said Justin Colussy-Estes of Little Shop of Stories in Decatur, Georgia.

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15 Feb
Jade Adia, author of the novel "There Goes the Neighborhood"

An Indies Introduce Q&A with Jade Adia

"Fun yet insightful, like if Scooby Doo and the gang had to solve a mystery in a neighborhood dealing with gentrification,” said Earl Dizon of Green Bean Books in Portland, Oregon.

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15 Feb
Rebecca Makkai, author of "I Have Some Questions for You"

A Q&A With Rebecca Makkai, Author of March Indie Next List Top Pick “I Have Some Questions for You”

“Rebecca Makkai redefines the campus novel for our current times,” said Kira Wizner of Merritt Bookstore in Millbrook, New York.

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08 Feb
Nazlı Koca, author of "The Applicant"

An Indies Introduce Q&A With Nazlı Koca

“Reading The Applicant is like reading the journal of your most interesting friend,” said Emerson Perper of Curious Iguana in Frederick, Maryland.

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01 Feb
Beth Lincoln, author of "The Swifts"

An Indies Introduce Q&A With Beth Lincoln

"Its deep affection for language and irreverent-yet-loving-approach to its characters endears, while its deliciously suspenseful murder mystery storytline make it perfect for a classroom read-aloud with interactive student sleuthing,” said Emily Autenrieth of A Seat at the Table Books in Elk Grove, California.

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01 Feb
Jennifer Savran Kelly, author of "Endpapers"

An Indies Introduce Q&A With Jennifer Savran Kelly

"Savran Kelly’s writing is authentic and unique, luring readers into a world where everyone’s story is necessary to tell. Endpapers is a quick-paced novel that will stay with you long after you finish,” said Nikita Imafidon of Raven Book Store in Lawrence, Kansas.

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25 Jan
Dizz Tate, author of "Brutes"

An Indies Introduce Q&A With Dizz Tate

"An enthralling, kaleidoscopic, and bold vision of girlhood unlike anything I’ve read before,” said Alyssa Raymond of Copper Dog Books in Beverley, Massachusetts.

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25 Jan
Miya T. Beck, author of "The Pearl Hunter"

An Indies Introduce Q&A With Miya T. Beck

"A captivating adventure with a beautiful historical and mythical backdrop,” said Gabriella Crivilare of Prairie Fox Books in Ottawa, Illinois.

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25 Jan
Grady Hendrix, author of "How To Sell A Haunted House"

A Q&A With Grady Hendrix, Author of February Indie Next List Top Pick “How To Sell A Haunted House”

“Imagine returning to the hometown you couldn’t wait to leave, then staying in a haunted house while you’re there. Now imagine horror, humor, and entirely believable characters,” said Robert Hawthorn of Gallery Bookshop & Bookwinkle's Children's Books in Mendocino, California.

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11 Jan
Krystal Marquis, author of The Davenports

A Q&A with Krystal Marquis, Indies Introduce Author of the January/February Kids’ Indie Next List Top Pick “The Davenports”

“Prepare to be captivated, entranced, and inspired by these four memorable young women,” said Kaliisha Cole of Whitelam Books in Reading, Massachusetts.

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