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Long-form conversations with the people shaping our world — writers, scientists, and thinkers, at length and on the record.
The retired science professor talks about A Cloudy Tale, inquiry learning, designing books for children with learning disabilities, his love of puns, and the hope he wants every family to keep.
By DORX Chronicle Editorial Desk · October 8, 2026
The Oviedo romance novelist — a former TV newsman and real-estate broker in his third chapter — on the two romances at the heart of Too Soon for Love?, writing women readers trust, and why true love almost demands a slow burn.
By DORX Chronicle Editorial Desk · September 20, 2026
The children’s author — who came to writing at sixty — on his Golden Wizard Book Prize winner, the “what if?” at the heart of every story, and why he would rather build his readers one child at a time.
By DORX Chronicle Editorial Desk · September 12, 2026
The romance novelist discusses Saint-Malo, writing resilience after betrayal, and why she left Europe’s great capitals for the salt air.
By DORX Chronicle Editorial Desk · August 29, 2026
The veteran financial writer on five decades of explaining economics plainly, and the argument at the heart of America’s Governments: Enemies of the Poor.
By DORX Chronicle Editorial Desk · August 22, 2026
Drawn from his writings and sermons, the words of a self-taught theologian many have called a modern-day prophet.
By DORX Chronicle Editorial Desk · August 15, 2026
