Editor Alice Mayhew reveals how the book Lincoln and the Power of the Press, by author Harold Holzer, came to be written.

Growing up in the digital era isn’t easy! So to help, YouTube phenomenon Grace Helbig has written a guide that’s perfect for anyone faced with the daunting task of becoming an adult. In this Behind the Book video, Grace's editor, Lauren Spiegel, tells us the inside story of how Grace's Guide came together.

Editor Bob Bender discusses THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING, the most important book yet from Naomi Klein, author of the international bestseller The Shock Doctrine.

Editor Thomas LeBien discusses the new book from Sam Harris, WAKING UP, which provides a convincing argument that spirituality is really an unexplored branch of neuroscience and psychology.

Simon & Schuster's Editor-in-Chief, Marysue Rucci, reveals the incredible affect that reading We Are Not Ourselves had on her, and the decade long process that author Matthew Thomas went through to write the novel.

Simon & Schuster editor Ben Loehnen discusses The Boom by Russell Gold, why he acquired it and some of the decisions the author had to make while writing.

Gallery Books’ Lauren McKenna in conversation with bestselling author Mary Alice Monroe on the writing process behind The Summer Wind.

Peter Borland of Atria Books describes his own personal journey to the acquisition of Ruth’s Journey by Donald McCaig, the authorized prequel to beloved classic Margaret Mitchell novel, Gone with the Wind.

Gallery editor Karen Kosztolnyik rings the bell for Lynn Cullen's Mrs. Poe, the fictional story of Edgar Allan Poe’s love affair with fledgling poet Frances Osgood.

Simon & Schuster’s publisher Jonathan Karp talks about the writing process behind Rick Perlstein’s The Invisible Bridge, The Fall of Nixon and the Rise of Reagan.