With his latest release, "Defiant," the bestselling fantasy author opens up about building the “archaeology” of his worlds.

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Beloved actor George Takei opens up about being forced into US internment camps as a child during World War II, the birth of Star Trek, and, quite literally, his Japanese culinary roots.

Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves-McConaughey share memories, lessons, and recipes from their childhood kitchens in Texas and Brazil.

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Author Elizabeth Acevedo draws on her strict upbringing, adolescent yearnings, and gifts as a poet in her National Book Award-winning debut novel, which she also performs.

Madeline Miller brings us a vibrant, relatable heroine in her reimagining of the legendary goddess Circe, brought to life in the nuanced performance of Perdita Weeks.

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“The Frozen River” shines a light on an extraordinary woman almost lost to history, imagining a long, deadly winter in her New England town.

Grammy-award-winning singer, songwriter, and composer Jon Batiste talks freedom, family, and mouth-watering bowls of his mama's New Orleans-style gumbo.

In her debut science fiction novel, Gabrielle Korn raises questions about queer rights, corporate feminism, and humanity at large in a future decimated by climate change.