Category: Writing

You're about to meet activist, scholar, educator, critic, writer and publisher, Debbie Reese, Ph.D., an enrolled member of Northern New Mexico's Nambe Pueblo tribe. Her research and writing are centered on how Native Americans are represented in children's literature - from books for infants, through and including the young adult genre. She is the author of the critically acclaimed blog, American Indians in Children's Literature. This is one hell of an eye-opening, powerful and long overdue conversation.

Meet Michelle Materre, who during her 30+ year career, has amassed the following credits: producer, writer, arts administrator, distribution and marketing specialist and professor. For more than 20 years, her critically acclaimed film series, "Creatively Speaking," has been a respected forum for presenting works by and about women and people of color. Michelle is also a Associate Professor of Media Studies and Film at The New School. This creative woman has plenty to share, so sit back and enjoy this conversation.

KATE WHITE’S NEW novel, EVEN IF IT KILLS HER, by HarperCollins is now out in Kate’s first revisit to her wildly popular Bailey Weggins mystery series in five years. Get your copy here. Click…

AUTHOR ZETTA ELLIOTT is out with a new picture book that’s “a gentle story encouraging children to appreciate and accept our differences.” Benny Doesn’t Like to Be Hugged is on sale now. Click here to…

ALEXIS OKEOWO WILL be talking about her new book, A Moonless, Starless Sky Friday, Oct. 13th at the Big Secret Theatre in Calgary, Canada for Wordfest, a not-for-profit charitable arts organization committed to connecting Calgarians with life-changing…