Gary Sherbell is the author of three published novels. Also a screenwriter and a playwright, his stage play version of Two Suspects was produced in 2016 at the prestigious Cherry Lane Theatre
As a writer, it’s comforting to see writers in fictional stories. Those characters are instantly relatable, even if they’re not likable or identifiable. Still, books, movies, and shows don’t always
Laura Brooke Robson grew up in Bend, Oregon and received a BA in English and creative writing from Stanford University. She is represented by Andrea Somberg. She lives in New
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Instant best friend The first day of junior high, in the midst of so much newness and uncertainty, I found an instant best friend. Marissa and I lived on the
In this latest interview, avid readers can catch up with Victoria Williamson. An author and former primary school teacher, she writes books for a range of publishers, including a recent
From self-doubt to storytelling I never imagined I’d be here—writing, sharing my story, and inspiring others. If you had asked me years ago, I would have said English was my
Jabril Yousef Faraj is a Young Adult Fantasy Author, award-winning journalist, and the creator of Guardians of the Cosmic Clocks, which has been recognized as a finalist for the Children’s
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Joshua Gidding teaches writing at Highline College near Seattle. He has also taught at Dowling College, Stony Brook University, Holy Cross, and the University of Southern California. He is the
Drici Amos James, popularly known as DAJ 2020, is an echo of the ghetto’s voice, hope and believe to the world. His indelibly rich, firm and deep roots proudly sprout from