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Writing the Good and Bad of Childhood in Picture Books

Author Sophia Payne shares some of her experiences with racism as a child and how she works to fight against that in picture books.

Successful Queries: Angeline Rodriguez and “When the Music Hits,” by Amber Oliver Guest Column

Advancing Health Equity: How Fiction Can Step Up Rosey Lee

Creating Universal Stories From the Most Personal Lyla Lee

4 Things Writers Should Know About Autism Clain Udy

5 Things Writers Should Know About Epilepsy Maggie Bushway

Exploring Identity in Fiction Nanda Reddy

The Write to Remember: On Transnational Fear and the Inevitability of Breaking Silence Su Chang

How Asian Americans Can Stitch Ancestral Stories Into Personal Narrative Joan Sung

Living in the In-Between: Where’s the Space Between Poverty and Having Everything in Children’s Books?Christina Wyman

Adaptations I Learned Writing a Memoir With Cerebral Palsy Christopher L.L. Vaughan

The Writing Exercise That Inspired My Novel Series (and Changed My Life)Kelly Vincent

Making Our Immigrant Ancestors Proud Through Writing Alyssa Reynoso-Morris

2024: The Year of “Normal” Villains Maggie North

Patio Snakes and Ravioli: Exploring Characters Through the Lens of Sapphic Romance Karelia & Fay Stetz-Waters

A Fresh Take on Psychological Fiction Holly C. LaBarbera

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