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Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Max’s Dragon Shirt by Rosemary Wells
Our first Rosemary Wells on the podcast? How is this even possible? We meet Max & Ruby for the first time and have a LOT to say on the matter.
No Pain, No Shame, No Fear of Death: ND Stevenson Discusses the Incalculably Fantastic Scarlet Morning
A childhood manuscript makes good. ND Stevenson discusses the origins of his debut middle grade fantasy while I fall over myself trying to get you to read it.
A Steven Weinberg! A Q&A! A Cover Reveal! And a Special Secret Guest?!? We Discuss I Am the Mountain
Is it too early to start calling Caldecott 2027 contenders? That's not an idle question since today we're talking to Steven Weinberg about a book that, honestly? You're going to need to see this thing.
Cover Reveal and Q&A: Carole Lindstrom Presents RED RIVER ROSE
A picture book character returns to us in a middle grade novel. Though it's not out until March 2026, we talk with Carole Lindstrom into her new foray into older fiction for kids.
The Picture Book to Novel Transition: Carole Lindstrom Presents RED RIVER ROSE and We Reveal the Cover
A picture book character returns to us in a middle grade novel. Though it's not out until March 2026, we talk with Carole Lindstrom about her new foray into older fiction for kids.
Fuse 8 n’ Kate: Daddy is a Monster… Sometimes by John Steptoe
"Horrendously honest" is not a term I usually use but can you imagine writing an entire picture book about your own parenting fails? John Steptoe was working on another level here, man.
Myrick Marketing/Publisher Spotlight Publishing Preview of Post Wave, Red Comet Press, Ruby Tuesday, and Scallywag Press (Summer/Fall 2025 & Winter 2026)(Part Four)
Dissected tongues, fruit trends, space microbes, and more all appear in this remarkable preview of some of our very favorite small publishers.
Tide and Time Wait for No Moon: A Nathan Pyle Q&A About Tuck Me In!
Not only has the creator of Strange Planet written a bedtime book, but it's chock full of science, humor, and some seriously sweet backmatter for the younger set. We talk!
Eyes Up: A Pocket Bear Interview with Katherine Applegate
Wherein I am taken to task for referring to beloved stuffed animals as "inanimate objects" by the inimitable (and very correct) Katherine Applegate.
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