James Donovan, author of 'Shoot for the Moon: The Space Race and the Extraordinary Voyage of Apollo 11,' describes the dramatic experience of the first moon landing and discusses the rising interest in space travel.

The ABA under Oren Teicher’s watch grew from1,401 member with 1,651 stores in 2009, to 1,835 companies with 2,470 stores in 2018.

As we prepare to close our 'Norse Code' feature on Scandinavian mysteries, PW’s senior editor and resident mystery expert Peter Cannon talks about the upcoming books he’s been reading, including a metafictional mystery by English novelist and screenwriter Anthony Horowitz.

The “psychological effect” of Brexit on researchers, said Tim Britton “is impossible to measure” could potentially have a far bigger impact than any of the actual policies Brexit may eventually settle on.

The outgoing president of the National Book Critics Circle gives a recap of last week's awards ceremony, which honored the importance of community for writers and readers. The episode also features an excerpt of Zadie Smith's acceptance speech for her book 'Feel Free,' which won the prize for Criticism.

Before heading off to London, Andrew Albanese unpacks blockchain, the rise of audiobooks, a push for open access in the academic market, and other issues at play in publishing's mid-digital age.

The countdown to London Book Fair – and Brexit – is approaching an end.

From piatti to tiki drinks, PW features editor Carolyn Juris highlights upcoming cookbooks that offer inspiration for home entertaining.

'Alexa read me my book.' is a popular refrain from people who want to unwind after work, and that’s changing the way audiobooks are being marketed.

Dave Cullen, author of 'Parkland' and 'Columbine' joins to talk about writing 'Parkland,' and the books that inspired his writing.