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A historical collection of author interviews, cover reveals, and publisher news from Under the Green Willow.

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Past Posts

  • SUGARING: Twenty Years Later

    Jessie Haas reflects on the making of SUGARING, sharing personal anecdotes about sugaring and the natural world that inspired the book.

  • Cover Reveal: The Land of Forgotten Girls

    Erin Entrada Kelly unveils the cover for The Land of Forgotten Girls and discusses themes of sisterhood and cultural struggle in her work.

  • Ask Me How I Got Here: A Conversation with Christine Heppermann

    Christine Heppermann discusses her transition from poetry collections to the novel in verse, and tackling difficult topics through poetry.

  • Worldbuilding in A Riddle in Ruby

    Kent Davis explores the magic systems and alternate-history American colonies setting of his novel A Riddle in Ruby.

  • Sound: Science and Storytelling with Alexandra Duncan

    Alexandra Duncan discusses biomimetics and the research behind the scientific concepts woven into her novel Sound.

  • Summertime and the Living is Super Difficult

    Tu Ahn Dinh shares a humorous reflection on summer in Boston, Evacuation Day, and the quirks of city life after leaving New York.

  • Greenwillow Books Turns 35

    A celebration of the imprint's 35th anniversary, looking back at its founding on December 16, 1974, by Susan C. Hirschman.