Interview
Launch: Désirée Ohrbeck’s The Scandinavian War Bride
INTERVIEW BY ANNE EASTER SMITH Born and raised in Denmark, Désirée Ohrbeck now lives in the Pacific Northwest with her family. ...Read Article
Launch: Miranda Miller’s The Fairy Visions of Richard Dadd
INTERVIEW BY TRACEY WARR Miranda Miller has published a book of interviews with homeless women and politicians, a book of short stories about ...Read Article
Launch: Julie Bozza’s Lena & Miss Cawkwell
INTERVIEWED BY SUSAN FRAGER Julie Bozza is an Aussie-Anglo hybrid empowered by writing, fuelled by espresso, calmed by knitting, overexcited by photography, and ...Read Article
Women Run the Business in Ashton Lattimore’s Runner
BY CAROLINE WILSON Ashton Lattimore’s Runner (Ballantine, 2026) is a rollicking ride through the Prohibition era Black communities of Martha’s Vineyard and ...Read Article
Launch: Barbara O’Neal’s A Thousand Painted Hours
INTERVIEWED BY WAHEED RABBANI Barbara O’Neal is the author of more than a dozen award-winning, bestselling novels, including the runaway bestseller, When ...Read Article
At home with the Boleyns: The House of Boleyn by Tracy Borman
BY KATE BRAITHWAITE When we think of the ‘House’ of a great family, what comes to mind? Lineage, dynasty, coats of arms, family ...Read Article
Launch: Marilyn Ball Carvin’s ¡Viva California!
INTERVIEWED BY J. K. KNAUSS Marilyn Ball Carvin, a California native, holds a B.A. from Mount St. Mary’s College in Brentwood (...Read Article
Global Reach, Sensory Detail: The Stargazer of Nantucket
WRITTEN BY JANICE DERR Reimagining the overlooked stories of Nantucket’s maritime history Julie Gerstenblatt obviously has a deep love for Nantucket. Her ...Read Article
A Fairy Tale Seasoned with Historical Fact: A Conversation with Catherine Kurtz
WRITTEN BY MYFANWY COOK Feast, Catherine Kurtz’s debut novel (Berkley, 2026), opens in London in 1882. Minha, a young mixed-race woman and the central ...Read Article
Quiet Acts of Defiance: Combating Nazi Art Theft
WRITTEN BY ELISABETH STORRS Have you ever paused in a museum to study a piece of art? One by Monet or Rembrandt? A ...Read Article
