PEN World Voices Festival: Writing Humor for Kids, Seriously
A roundup of a fascinating panel for the PEN World Voices Festival on writing humor for kids that can be multilayered and subversive.
A roundup of a fascinating panel for the PEN World Voices Festival on writing humor for kids that can be multilayered and subversive.
Brhea Koneman's guest post takes a stand against RFK, Jr.'s ideological crusade against autistic people and neurodiversity in general.
"Highlighting" a new scholarship for neurodivergent children's book creators and why it's important.
A summary of my panel at the Texas Library Association conference and the role of disability in our characters' activism.
A sneak preview of my panel with acclaimed MG and YA authors at the Texas Library Association meeting, which will be my debut appearance there.
Announcing a new anthology to benefit two organizations crucial in the recovery of western North Carolina following Hurricane Helene.
The reading I did while sick with the flu, in preparation for a panel on youth activism.
Assessing my failed 2024 New Year's Resolution and trying again.
A creative effort by one of my publishers to raise money and awareness to fight book bans as well as attacks on authors and freedom of expression.
How writers can give their protagonists agency even if the characters are very young or live in very restricted environments.