Tony Webster: I want to say how much I enjoyed reading your book Language and Political Subjectivity: Stancemaking, Power and Politics in Chile and Venezuela. It’s really a wonderful and thou…| CaMP Anthropology
Julian's new memoir, 'We Survived the Night', is taking him clear across North America, and on Thursday, October 30th he'll be making a stop at SFU Woodwards. For added context, read our interview with the outspoken and multi-talented polymath.| Scout Magazine
Costantino Esposito is professor of history of philosophy and history of metaphysics at University of Bari Aldo Moro and at the Institute of Philosophical Studies of the Università della Svizzera... READ MORE The post An Interview with Costantino Esposito, Author of “The New Nihilism” appeared first on University of Notre Dame.| University of Notre Dame
Alison Bellringer shares the inspiration behind The Horses of Saddlers Ranch: Cloud, discussing friendship and the importance of learning from mistakes. The post Interview with Alison Bellringer, Author of ‘The Horses of Saddlers Ranch: Cloud’ first appeared on The Children's Book Review.| The Children's Book Review
Author Nyasha Williams and historian Sidney Rose McCall reveal how the seven principles of Kwanzaa offer a desperately needed roadmap back to community. The post Communal Ways of Being: A Conversation About Once Upon a Kwanzaa first appeared on The Children's Book Review.| The Children's Book Review
In our interview, Rashad Mirzayev reflects on Mimi and Ary, exploring trust, resilience, and the power of guiding children with both wisdom and empathy. The post Interview with Rashad Mirzayev, Author of ‘Mimi & Ary’ first appeared on The Children's Book Review.| The Children's Book Review
Deana Plaskon, PhD, LMHC, recently debuted Bella and Bird Explore Anger, which offers young readers practical tools for understanding and managing emotions.| The Children's Book Review
Shingles isn’t just a temporary rash—it can have lasting effects on the heart and brain. The Shingrix vaccine appears to protect against both the infection and its long-term inflammatory consequences.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
Ten-year-old children with idiopathic clubfoot who underwent Ponseti treatment achieved global functional outcomes indistinguishable from TDY, despite residual foot deformity.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
GLP-1 RAs appear safe and effective in dialysis patients with type 2 diabetes, according to this real-world analysis. The mortality benefit is substantial and clinically meaningful.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
Training matters because it shapes judgment across complex concerns. Read bios for schools, programs, certifications and continuing education. Look for memberships that require standards. Ask how often the doctor treats concerns like yours. Question who performs procedures from start to finish.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
Cockroach allergy is a leading cause of asthma symptoms in urban homes, as these pests release allergens through their droppings, saliva, and decomposing body parts, making them one of the top indoor asthma triggers in many cities.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
The best recovery outcomes are achievable when holistic therapies are seamlessly integrated with evidence-based behavioral interventions. Treatment centers are increasingly designing programs that blend psychotherapy, group counseling, and medication management with modalities such as mindfulness, yoga, and acupuncture.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
You don’t have to wait for a crisis to seek help. Virtual counseling can be beneficial even if you simply want to understand yourself better or enhance your overall mental wellness.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
When the autonomic system is dysregulated, cognitive strategies can feel irrelevant. Body-based practice directly targets physiological arousal and interoception. Interoception is the body's ability to recognise internal signals. These include physical feelings like thirst and hunger, as well as emotional signals.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
Chemiluminescent Immunoassay (CLIA) Kits without QC testing may show high variation between wells or between assays. This can lead to inconsistent results and require you to repeat the experiment.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
Advancements in vision correction, from AI-driven LASIK to noninvasive and device-based solutions, are heralding a new era in eye care. Thanks to the synergy of clinical expertise and intelligent technology, patients have more options, greater safety, and improved outcomes.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
The progress in viral vector manufacturing and gene editing means orthopedic specialists may soon be able to offer treatments that genuinely restore cartilage, not just mask symptoms. Ongoing developments focus on increasing the specificity of gene delivery, enhancing the durability of therapeutic effects, and scaling up production methods to allow widespread clinical adoption.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
These findings suggest that maintaining good oral hygiene — through regular brushing, flossing, and dental care — is critical. This is a modifiable factor for pancreatic cancer prevention.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
There has been a substantial decrease in hydromorphone use in the US over the past decade. This suggests the loss of its popularity among the opioids as well as other competing pharmacotherapies becoming more popular| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
The results are perhaps surprising and are very important for patients and providers, highlighting that patience, persistence, and familiarity with multiple JAK inhibitors is paramount for the optimal care of people living with alopecia areata.| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
Exploring Enclomiphene’s Role in Modern Hormone Research| MedicalResearch.com | ID Week 2025: Shingrix Vaccine for Shingles Associated ...
The personal and economic advantages of home blood tests present a compelling case for their integration into everyday health management. Convenience, early detection, privacy, comfort, and cost savings all combine to create an accessible and efficient approach to monitoring well-being.| medicalresearch.com
Picture this: a dark room, tucked in the crook of a realm between many dimensions of fiction and reality. You can barely make out the silhouette of a whiteboard on one side and the shape of a round table in the center. Then the lights flicker on, and the door opens. Two girls enter: one … Continue reading INTRODUCING Spilling the Tea with Mercie & Me: the Author-Character Interview Series| Imperial Scribis
"For decades, I’ve published middle-grade books, but this time, the picture book format chose me. Picture books break down BIG feelings and ideas in quick, easy ways. The format helped me break down my big feelings." We talk with Torrey Maldonado about ALL the feels!| A Fuse #8 Production
In need of a picker upper? How about a book for kids that documents how Field Museum scientists do fieldwork to save the Amazon rainforest? A talk and a trailer premiere.| A Fuse #8 Production
Do you want the original Dog Man, chock full of authentic Aztec myths and a healthy dose of humor? Then are you in luck today!| A Fuse #8 Production
"I was gobsmacked by the new research of awe—how it can change the way you think and feel, lessening our anxieties and making us more generous and kind. And I knew I had to write a book for kids..."| A Fuse #8 Production
Bernice L. McFadden is an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Tulane University and the author of several critically acclaimed novels, including Sugar, The Warmest December, Loving Donovan, Nowhere Is a Place, Glorious, Gathering of Waters (a New York Times Editors' Choice and one of the 100 Notable Books of 2012), The Book of Harlan [...] The post Bernice L. McFadden on Revisiting Her Books 20 Years Later, Teaching and Writing Across Genres appeared first on She Writes.| She Writes
This month, we’re featuring Joan Schoettler, author of Books Travel the World, which I had the pleasure of editing for Bushel & Peck Books. Joan’s writing carries a quiet beauty and a deep sense of care for story and history. Her verse novel The Honey Jar: An Armenian’s Escape to Freedom won the California Book … Continue reading Author Interview: Joan Schoettler| Only Picture Books
Josh Reno: I just finished your book a week ago, and I feel like it is still happening to me. It is so good at exploring anxious, uncertain moments before there’s a sense of shared understand…| CaMP Anthropology
Monday, October 6, 2025 Hello, world. Sometimes you get a real Monday of a Monday, but today it’s a marvelous Monday! I knew I was going to be at Teri Polen’s fabulous month of Halloween interview posts (Bad Moon Rising), but I was happily surprised to be featured in Dan Antion’s CFFC Photo Challenge. Heartfelt … More Marvelous Monday: I’m at #BadMoonRising AND at Dan Antion’s blog| Teagan's Books
Tia Noelle Pratt is assistant vice president and director of mission engagement and strategic initiatives in the Office for Mission and Ministry and assistant professor of sociology at Villanova University. The... READ MORE The post An Interview with Tia Noelle Pratt, Author of “Black and Catholic” appeared first on University of Notre Dame.| University of Notre Dame
Allan J. Lichtman is distinguished professor of history at American University. He is the author or co-author of thirteen books, including Thirteen Cracks: Repairing American Democracy after Trump. The University... READ MORE The post An Interview with Allan J. Lichtman, Author of “Conservative at the Core” appeared first on University of Notre Dame.| University of Notre Dame
Amy Minett loves her dog, her cat, and her sister, not necessarily in that order. A Maine native, she’s equally at home in the forest or on the beach, so long as she has a book in hand. Growing up, she always had a secret soft spot for lighthearted romance, and she still loves watching over-the-top romantic comedies with her sister. The post An Interview with Amy Minett appeared first on Atmosphere Press.| Atmosphere Press
I came to writing fiction while working as a technical communicator in the IT world, but I had written many articles about high tech and politics for some time, publishing them online. Most of my career before that was in academia, where I specialized in visualizing and managing geospatial data (think GIS and digital cartography). My first novel, Turkey Shoot (2018), was prompted by the ongoing refugee crisis in the Middle East and Europe. It was an international conspiracy thriller, and set ...| Atmosphere Press
When systems perform reliably, healthcare professionals can do what they do best: focus on patients. When systems fail, even briefly, attention shifts from care delivery to crisis management| medicalresearch.com
Catherine Newman is the New York Times bestselling author of the memoirs Catastrophic Happiness and Waiting for Birdy, the middle-grade novel One Mixed-Up Night, the kids’ craft book Stitch Camp (co-authored with Nicole Blum), the best-selling how-to books for kids How to Be a Person and What Can I Say? and the novels We All Want Impossible Things, Sandwich, and Wreck (forthcoming October 2025). She writes the Substack newsletter Crone Sandwich and [...] The post <em>NYT</e...| She Writes
Pam Grossman is a writer, curator, and teacher of magical practice and history. She is the host of the internationally beloved podcast, The Witch Wave and the author of Waking the Witch and What Is A Witch. She is also coeditor and coauthor of the Witchcraft volume of Taschen’s Library of Esoterica series. Her writing has appeared in numerous media outlets, including The New [...] The post How to Bring Magic Into Your Creative Life appeared first on She Writes.| She Writes
Ilana Masad is a writer of fiction, nonfiction, and criticism. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, New York Times, LA Times, Washington Post, NPR, The Atlantic, StoryQuartlerly, Catapult, Buzzfeed, Joyland, The Account, and many more. She is the author of the novel All My Mother’s Lovers and the forthcoming Beings. Masad holds a PhD in English from the [...] The post Ilana Masad on <em>Beings</em>, Archives and Genre appeared first on She Writes.| She Writes
Open doors and hospitality is the name of the game today as we talk about the agency of turning the page in a book with two renowned picture book creators.| A Fuse #8 Production
A dog's true best friend stars in its own show in this ludicrous and wonderful picture book readaloud. I interview its creator (dog lovers - this one's for you).| A Fuse #8 Production
After assessing the evidence, my colleagues and I recommended a balanced approach based on the precautionary principle: Patients who need fever or pain reduction during pregnancy should take the lowest effective dose of acetaminophen, for the shortest possible duration, after consultation with their physician about their individual risk-benefit calculation.| medicalresearch.com
Daniel K. Williams is a senior fellow at the Ashbrook Center at Ashland University, where he teaches American history. He is the author of several books| University of Notre Dame
Infection control works best when it becomes part of everyday culture. That means small actions repeated thousands of times—hands washed, surfaces cleaned, masks worn when needed. Success does not come from big one-time changes but from steady commitment over years.| medicalresearch.com
We all have challenges, and you just have to face them, and you need your family and the people you love to help you face those challenges.| Atmosphere Press
Holistic health isn’t a weekend detox or a yoga retreat. It’s an operating system. One that prioritizes balance over intensity, feedback over suppression, and sustainability over quick fixes. It doesn’t ask you to be perfect. It asks you to pay attention.| medicalresearch.com
This month on the OPB Author Interview Series, we’re delighted to feature Susan Hughes—an award-winning Canadian author and freelance editor with more than 30 books to her name. Susan’s picture books range from joyful read-alouds like Hooray for Trucks to powerful nonfiction like Walking in the City with Jane and Walking for Water. Her books … Continue reading Author Interview: Susan Hughes| Only Picture Books
Self-management by patients and administration to young children by parents and caregivers is easy with neffy, which translates to less visits to hospital emergency rooms and ultimately the potential to save lives| medicalresearch.com
Todd Hains is an editor with Lexham Press and author of Keep Us This Day, Keep Us This Night. This colorfully illustrated “flip” book gives parents and children words to thank God for his presence and protection each day and night. In our interview below, Hains reflects on the inspiration behind| Lexham Press
Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison talks about her new book, "Paradise," what she learned from her marriage and why O.J. Simpson is innocent.| Salon.com
Author Jamie Sumner joins us to talk about her new middle grade novel, SCHOOLED.| Teen Librarian Toolbox
This month, we’re thrilled to welcome Lindsay H. Metcalf to the Only Picture Books Author interview series! Lindsay’s lyrical nonfiction and activist poetry have won plenty of awards—including the Green Earth Book Award and the ILA Social Justice Literature Award—and her growing body of work continues to inspire young readers to care about the world and their place in it.| Only Picture Books
In his detailed two-volume commentary on 1 & 2 Kings, John N. Oswalt highlights the prophetic value of Old Testament narrative. In our interview below, Oswalt discusses the unique contribution these EEC volumes make. John N. Oswalt is visiting distinguished professor of Old Testament at A| Lexham Press
Were you aware that ghosts are the hot trend of 2025? Not sure what that says about the state of the world today, but it does give me an excuse to talk to the creator of the ghost with the most.| A Fuse #8 Production
Today, we sit down with Wendi Schuller to talk about The Adventures of Margo: Girl Detective and the art of crafting mysteries for young readers.| The Children's Book Review
We were very excited to be able to catch up with author Essa Hansen and chat about her new novella Casthen Gain, the world of The Graven, and what she's getting up to next.| Grimdark Magazine
Losing a baby in the womb is common, but that doesn't make it any less painful. The grief of losing any child feels unbearable. Lost Gifts: Miscarriage, Grief, and the God of All Comfort laments the grief of miscarriage, discovers God’s gifts in spite of loss, and remembers our Good Shepherd, who we| Lexham Press
We continue our ode to science fiction this week with the delightful Rebecca Stead in discussion about her latest title, tails and all.| A Fuse #8 Production
Is there life on Mars? Who cares! It's the Moon we're focusing on today, in this ribald conversation about one of my (already) favorite middle grades of 2026.| A Fuse #8 Production
Got a-hankering for more Penderwicks? Then get the next best thing! Jeanne Birdsall has an all new book out and it involves libraries, fairies, and terrible terrible parents.| A Fuse #8 Production
Look, I don’t see much of a point in beating around the bush. You read the title of this post. You know what the deal is. Our dear, beloved, Dan Santat, Caldecott Award-winner, nice feller, and man-about-town, has the kickoff to a new graphic novel series coming out in 2026. It’s called Sashimi (ISBN: 9781250359995 and out April 14, 2026 ). It’s hilarious. And, yes, you’re going to want to read it the minute it comes out. Your kids? They will love it. Adults everywhere? They’ll stea...| A Fuse #8 Production
I had an amusing moment recently. I was speaking on my podcast the other day about being a bit of a “nonfiction stickler”. This made it into the show notes of the episode and when someone brought the post up in Google, they got one of those annoying AI related questions… about “the nonfiction stickler”. I found this amusing. As the official Nonfiction Stickler, I have certain things I loathe in children’s works of nonfiction. Things like faux dialogue and unsubstantiated sources. | A Fuse #8 Production
Proof positive that sometimes the best books for kids come from the unlikeliest of sources about the unlikeliest of people.| A Fuse #8 Production
Interview with Dylan Thuras and Jennifer Swanson, authors of The Atlas Obscura Guide to Inventing the World| From The Mixed Up Files
An interview with Jeanne Birdsall about her new middle-grade novel, THE LIBRARY OF UNRULY TREASURES.| From The Mixed Up Files
On Monday, June 28th, I'll be joined by Я.R. HARROW on After Hours for a live interview. This is one of the few occasions that I get a horror author on the show, and I'm really looking forward to asking a few questions. Horror was my initial genre of choice for a reason.| WriterSanctuary
Sometimes we can’t find the right words to express our grief, longings, or even our joy. But in the Psalms, God gives us words to give back to him. In When You Don’t Have the Words: Praying the Psalms, Reed S. Dunn shows how the Psalms enrich our prayer lives. In our interview below, Dunn discuss| Lexham Press
Kristina Elyse Butke joins me on After Hours for a live interview on July 14th on YouTube. Come and meet the author and bring your questions!| WriterSanctuary
On June 30, 2025, I'm joined by Shawn McCarthy for a live interview on After Hours. He has quite a history of publishing books, both fiction and non-fiction, as well as holding a couple of degrees. Plus, he has been working on perfecting the art of writing with a cat perched on his shoulder.| WriterSanctuary
Come and hang out with DJ Cook and myself as we talk about his development of Immane, the high-fantasy horror RPG they are working on.| WriterSanctuary
Erika Taylor is a fantasy writer who also works as a ghostwriter. She discusses her...| WRITERFUL BOOKS
How can war stories, farming proverbs, and strange visions draw you closer to Jesus? In Four Mountains: Encountering God in the Bible from Eden to Zion, Michael Niebauer shows how to see the Bible’s big story and meet with God in his word. In our interview below, Niebauer discusses the inspiratio| Lexham Press
In Created for Communion with God: The Promise of Genesis 1 and 2, Harrison Perkins explains that the creation account of Genesis 1–2 is primarily about God and his relationship with human beings. These chapters are God’s word for God’s people, to summon us into communion with him. In our interview below, Perkins discusses how the goal| Lexham Press
A number of our authors have had distinguished careers in business, government, academia, and non-profit organizations; and their avocations, besides genealogy, have been wide-ranging.| Genealogical.com
A conversation with a desert conservationist about giant sandworms, toad tripping, and more.| The Science of Fiction
Maine is where Robert McCloskey plied his trade. It's where Miss Rumphius planted all those lupines. And it's where we head today for chowder, thick sweaters, and the occasional Whoopie Pie.| A Fuse #8 Production
Arms! Tentacles! Real estate in the board book format! I'm talking with two picture book-turned-board book creators about how you create a title for the littlest of readers.| A Fuse #8 Production
In Lost Words and Forgotten Worlds: Rediscovering the Dead Sea Scrolls, Andrew B. Perrin reintroduces readers to the scrolls while correcting common misunderstandings and highlighting overlooked issues. In our interview below, Perrin discusses goal of bringing the highly technical world of the De| Lexham Press
Today’s conversation is one that I’ve been looking forward to for some time. Richard Michelson is an old friend. If ever you’ve been to the Eric Carle Museum in Amherst, MA, it would behoove you to also check out the R. Michelson Gallery in nearby Northampton. There, located in an old bank, you will find perhaps the finest gallery of fine children’s illustration available to you anywhere in the continental United States. | A Fuse #8 Production
Protecting younger siblings everywhere? This super spy graphic novel aims to do just that. A talk with the creators of this newest comic creation.| A Fuse #8 Production
When I had the pleasure of meeting Emma Otheguy, I got a taste of her passion for introducing history to young readers. In addition to writing early readers and picture books, she is the author of middle grade novels, Silver Meadows (Knopf, 2019) and Sofia Acosta Makes a Scene (Knopf, 2022). I am excited to share our recent discussion featuring the launch, both in English and in Spanish, of her upcoming book, Cousins in the Time of Magic. (February 25, 2025). In this time travel adventure, th...| From The Mixed Up Files
Michael Colon is a freelance writer and novelist, born and raised in New York City....| WRITERFUL BOOKS
Award-winning author, Professor Paul Crawford tells us about his latest novel, The Wonders of Doctor...| WRITERFUL BOOKS
Tony Robles speaks with David Jauss, Author of The Craft of Fiction. We feature poetry by Badawi, read by Sun Ra. We remember and listen to Nikki Giovanni. Also, Christy Lowman, Leila McMichael, Margaret Langley, Marissa Eller and Michael Hardy speak during Authors Day at the Morganton Public Library.| Listen & Be Heard Network
Tony Robles interviews author William Giraldi (Hold the Dark and The Hero's Body.) Their conversation ranges from manhood and body building to the masculinity of speed. We celebrate poetry month with Tony Robles, Joseph Jason Santiago Lacour, Tommi Avicolli Mecca and Sabrena Taylor. Martha Cinader on the path to publication.| Listen & Be Heard Network
s2e38 Big Business on Your Bookshelf, Authors Day at the Library. Martha speaks with Dan Sinykin about Big Fiction, How Conglomeration Changed the Publishing Industry and American Literature. Tony Robles visits novelist, Beth Revis, and poet, Kyra Freeman, at Morganton Public Library in North Carolina. Also, we persist in resisting book bans and give thanks for your community radio station.| Listen & Be Heard Network
Self-proclaimed science geek, award-winning author, speaker, and teacher, Jennifer Swanson talks about her picture book, Footprints Across the Planet.| The Children's Book Review
Embark on a journey of wonder and creativity with award-winning children's author and illustrator Loren Long in this captivating episode about The Yellow Bus.| The Children's Book Review
Children's author Beth Anderson discusses her latest book, Thomas Jefferson's Battle for Science: Bias, Truth, and a Mighty Moose.| The Children's Book Review
A delightful talk with Samantha van Leer full of aliens, dogs that act like aliens, science fiction for kids, and more.| A Fuse #8 Production
Debut creator Cherry Mo takes a well-loved idea and renders it bright, shiny, and new in this vibrant take on a tale as old as lunchtime.| A Fuse #8 Production
Janie, a practicing osteopath, lives in Eastbourne, UK, with her teenage daughter, and a music producer son. She won the Faber & Faber ‘Hard Lines’ short story competition at the age of 19 while training to be a journalist in London. But she left journalism to study psychology and philosophy at Middlesex University. Her non-governmental […]| Bookish Bubble
Suyog Ketkar is a certified technical writer who specializes in content-design interoperability. He has published two books, ‘The Dogfight and the Lone Peacekeeper’ in 2021 and ‘The Write Stride – A Conversation with Your Writing Self’ in 2017. His articles and poems have appeared in national and international books, poetry anthologies, and magazines. He has […]| Bookish Bubble
Hey Guys! Special post today, I got the honour to interview the lovely Jenn Bennett all about her new novel Starry Eyes – huge thanks to Simon and Schuster for sending me the novel to read early and for allowing me to interview Jenn, keep reading below to find all about Jenn’s latest novel. 1. […]|
Hey Guys! Today I have the honor of starting off the first day of the It Came From The Deep by Maria Lewis Blog Tour! Today you will find some questions that the ever so lovely Maria answered about her new book and also about some fun random shiz towards the end! What is one […]|
Micro Activism author and activist coach Omkari Williams reflects on Black History Month and offers advice on how to support causes that are important to you.| David Sedaris Books
Timothy Robare will join us on After Hours with WriterSanctuary on February 19th. Bring your questions and meet the author!| WriterSanctuary
Author Ryan Britt discusses his new book Phasers on Stun! How the Making (and Remaking) of Star Trek Changed the World| The Science of Fiction
