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
I have a difficult time reading stories about made up worlds. It’s hard for me to visualize the author’s descriptions of its settings and characters, no matter how detailed. However,
Born and raised in Sweden, Johan Ingler started his adult life as a musician: teaching and performing. To pursue writing, he studied screenwriting at UCLA Extension, while working at an
I’ve always had an interest in history, particularly U.S. History. It’s a very messy and complicated timeline of events that is still, and probably always will be, revised as new
Sara Winokur is a geneticist, researcher, and author. Her historical fiction and cultural thrillers embody elements of DNA and forensic science, as she has a Ph.D. in molecular genetics. Her
Avoiding Writing! When I started my creative writing journey, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. It began during my college years when I was trying to
I’ve never been much of a science nerd, but I love space. Even better, I love space from the comfort of planet Earth. So, if I’m presented with a story
Below is an interview with author David Anderson who is promoting his coming-of-age YA novel, The Drowners. Learn more about his process, his inspirations, and his own personal history below!
I was one of those kids who grew up afraid of everything. I especially had a hard time with change. Change meant that scary things could be around every corner,