Lilliam Rivera Writes Young Adults As the Face of Resistance
As I write this, right up the road, students from my alma mater are leading the largest student-led occupation in the college’s history in protest of...
As I write this, right up the road, students from my alma mater are leading the largest student-led occupation in the college’s history in protest of...
I’m incredibly thankful to live in a time when Black artists continue to carve out their voices in the field, making waves through self-publishing and traditional...
There’s been a lot of discussion in the YA book world about how YA books are becoming less and less about teen readers and instead, more...
I would like to use this piece to highlight the amazing contributions of several Latina authors/writers, specifically those from the Texas-Mexico border. The whole “crisis at...
My obsession with found friendships in comic books began with the Lumberjanes, of course. As Jo, April, Mal, Molly, and Ripley (and later Jen and Barney)...
Literary biographies are wonderful because they allow us to learn about our favorite writers at the same time that we get glimpses into the world they...
Exciting imprint news: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt is premiering Versify this April. Curated by author Kwame Alexander, known for his rhyme-infused novels like Booked and Swing, it...
A lot of the usual suspects were missing from the show floor at ECCC this year BOOM!Studios, Aftershock, Black Mask, and several other of my smaller,...
More than half of my tattoos are literary, and if you’re anything like me, you do visual research before getting your tattoos—I’m talking YEARS of overplanning,...
Reference books? Blech! Who wants to read the Oxford English Dictionary from cover to cover? Nobody, that’s who—except the lucky weirdo who gives it a shot....