Translation and Writing Historical Fiction: #WorldKidLit Month
How my work as a translator has helped me address some of the challenges of writing a novel set in a very different place and time.
How my work as a translator has helped me address some of the challenges of writing a novel set in a very different place and time.
The origin story of publisher Levine Querido and a memoir of the Querido family, Dutch Jews of Portuguese descent persecuted in the Holocaust.
Announcing the last of my five books due out next year, a chapter book biography of Temple Grandin that's part of the She Persisted series.
Learning about parallel timelines in historical fiction and a review of one excellent example, Ellen Oh's Finding Junie Kim.
Teasers for the biographies of women filmmakers, one of my forthcoming projects.
Highlights and discussion of the 2021 We Are Kid Lit Summer Reading List, which features books by and about Indigenous & people of color.
With elections coming up, why it's important to get involved in local races, and a meeting with Alvin Bragg, a candidate for Manhattan district attorney.
Some thoughts on the history I'll be addressing in my Author's Note for MOONWALKING.
Discussion, links, and book list for children and teens to help combat hate and violence against AAPI people.