Episode 95: Interview with Angela Maria Spring
Owner of Duende District (Pop-Up) Bookstore Angela Maria Spring discusses her experience as a bookseller serving POC communities nationwide.
Bimonthly podcast from publishing professionals Bev Rivero & Jenn Baker, and other industry insiders, on diversity (or lack thereof) in the industry.
Owner of Duende District (Pop-Up) Bookstore Angela Maria Spring discusses her experience as a bookseller serving POC communities nationwide.
Award-winning author Kacen Callender discusses their adult crossover book, methods of writing for readership, and privilege.
Kingdom of Souls author Rena Barron discusses her path to publication and the importance of Black people in fantasy.
Co-publisher of Bharat Babies, Sailaja Joshi, discusses creating a new indie imprint focused on South Asian stories.
Author & mental health advocate Bassey Ikpi discusses the path to publication and the craft within depicting her life in her new book.
Debut author and creator of #DisabledandCute Keah Brown discusses her book The Pretty One, ableism, and her trajectory as a writer.
Author and scholar Dr. Tanisha Ford discusses the origins of her new book DRESSED IN DREAMS, Black Hair care, and nostalgia for fashion in Black culture.
Sonya Chung speaks determining success as artists and how the white gaze tends to influence and alter underrepresented characters.
The live recording of the March 2018 Creative Conversation between award-winning authors Elizabeth Acevedo and Meg Medina at I, Too Arts.