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An Interview with Phyllis Reynolds Naylor

Phyllis Reynolds Naylor writes for both children and adults, and is the author of over a hundred twenty-five books and 2,000 articles and stories. She combines productivity with literary acclaim, culminating in a Newbery Award Medal for Shiloh (1992). Naylor is also well known for the popular Alice series, which presents conflicts between boys and girls in a humorous way. She was born in Anderson, Indiana, and has also lived in Illinois and Minnesota. Naylor published her first book, The Galloping Goat and Other Stories, in 1965. She currently makes her home in Bethesda, Maryland.