Subjects: Writers

Christopher Curtis pulled off a literary two-fer 2000, winning both the prestigious John Newbury Award for children’s books, and the Coretta Scott King award for excellence by an African American in writing for children. The novel that has earned him such acclaim is “Bud, not Buddy.” Set in the segregated Depression-era Midwest, the book introduces us to a ten-year-old orphan.

DiCamillo talks about her award-winning novel.

Paul Solman talks with Miller on the 50th anniversary of “Death of a Salesman.”

A conversation with the Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist about her book, “Paradise.”