An Interview with Author, Publisher, and Activist J.L. Powers
Interview with JL Powers, author of Under Water, the sequel to her award winning This Thing Called the Future, set in modern-day South Africa.
Interview with JL Powers, author of Under Water, the sequel to her award winning This Thing Called the Future, set in modern-day South Africa.
A discussion of several new YA novels set in Russia and Eastern Europe during and after the fall of Communism. Is this a new trend?
An analysis of the historical and contemporary underpinnings of Samira Ahmed's bestselling YA novel Internment.
For Autism Acceptance Month, cautionary tales in film and literature as well as positive models of disability inclusion.
A discussion of the extent to which adults should protect children and teens against potentially disturbing or culturally problematic content in books.
Today I’m hosting my first-ever cover reveal. I’m thrilled and honored to present the cover of Katia Raina’s debut YA novel, Castle of Concrete, published by Young Europe, the YA…
A discussion of the 2019 Academy Award nominees for Foreign Language Film and why these movies are superior to Hollywood's offerings.
The shocking victory of a white nationalist President and his political party in November 2016 led me to wonder about the fate of the many diverse books making their way…
The importance of small press and self-published books as an antidote to uniformity and repression, and a discussion of an outstanding new YA title.
A discussion of three books featuring autistic protagonists and families and communities that offer support and can serve as models.