A Creative Crisis
Deciding to write a different kind of historical novel in the face of a more repressive environment, but not giving up my commitment to social justice.
Deciding to write a different kind of historical novel in the face of a more repressive environment, but not giving up my commitment to social justice.
How writers can give their protagonists agency even if the characters are very young or live in very restricted environments.
Celebrating the WNBA finals victory and first championship for the New York Liberty, a lesson in persistence for writers as well.
Exploring my interest in girls' and women's sports, both watching it and writing about it.
How I achieved my adolescent dream many decades later.
As this month is Women's History Month, it's a great opportunity to take on one of the most common tropes in fiction for tweens and teens. The "Not Like the…
Some thoughts about winning my first ALA Youth Media Award, on the fifteenth book I've either authored or translated.
Offering free Zoom visits to schools at all levels for World Read Aloud Day on February 7, 2024.
The challenge of self-promotion for an author who isn't very good at self-promotion.
Takeaways from my long and winding #publishingjourney and advice for writers looking to get and stay published.