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To Be Read Tuesday: Yet Another Dreadful Fairy Book by Jon Etter
Tue Feb 02 2021
Who doesn't love a protagonist who is both a hero and a librarian? Read more »
Book Review of Forget Russia by L. Bordetsky-Williams
Mon Feb 01 2021
Review of historical fiction set in Russia in 1915-1980 posted on Mom Egg Review. View at momeggreview »
Interview: Eileen Cronin for Hippocampus Magazine
Fri Dec 11 2020
Interview of Eileen Cronin, author of Mermaid: A Memoir of Resilience. View at hippocampusmagazine »
A Conversation with Kao Kalia Yang, Author of Somewhere in the Unknown World: A Collective Refugee Memoir
Wed Nov 11 2020
Kalia Yang is the author of several works for adults and children, using her voice to give words to those who don’t have written words, or who don’t have the opportunity to have their stories heard. View at hippocampusmagazine »
Interview: Rebecca Fish Ewan, Author of Doodling for Writers
Wed Nov 11 2020
Rebecca Fish Ewan's book taught me that doodling can be more satisfying than I ever imagined. View at hippocampusmagazine »
TBR Tuesday: Ana on the Edge by AJ Sass
Tue Oct 20 2020
Wonderful Middle Grade Nonbinary Novel Read more »
Business of Writing Podcast Guest Appearance
Fri Sep 25 2020
Listen to me discuss writing and publishing on the Business of Writing podcast. View at businessofwritingpodcast »
New Release! Skunk and Badger by Amy Timberlake
Mon Sep 14 2020
This early Middle-Grade story explores what to do when you find out you were wrong in a big way. Read more »
INTERVIEW: Rebecca McClanahan, Author of In The Key of New York City
Fri Sep 11 2020
I loved the chance to discuss essays and craft with Rebecca. The use of "and" versus "or" has revolutionized my thinking about life, not just writing. View at hippocampusmagazine »
Book Review: Grieving: Dispatches from a Wounded Country by Cristina Rivera Garza
Mon Aug 17 2020
This book is an act of resistance against the institutional violence of Mexico and the US, and shines a light on the policies that make poor Mexican bodies, especially female bodies, disposable. View at momeggreview »
Book Review: The Distance From Four Points by Margo Orlando Littell
Tue Jul 07 2020
I think as mothers, we all have skeletons in our closets we’d prefer not to come to light, so watching the protagonist come to terms with her past helped me to reframe my own thinking about self-forgiveness. View at momeggreview »
Watch: Feminine Rising Pride Panel
Thu Jul 02 2020
Feminine Rising Contributors Betsy Cornwell, Estella Gonzalez, Kali Lightfoot, and Bonnie Morris spoke with Co-Editor Lara Lillibridge about Queerness, Power, and Invisibility for Pride 2020. Read more »