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A Librarian’s Writing Journey by Sandi Beth Jones

Posted on24 June, 201424 June, 2014

Please welcome Sandi Beth Jones, author of the newly released Byronic! (You can read Audrey’s review of it here.) Sandi has stopped by Rich in Color to briefly talk about […] Read More

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The World Agrees: #WeNeedDiverseBooks Panel Recap

Posted on4 June, 201428 January, 2023

Thanks to the awesome Eunice Kim for recapping the #WeNeedDiverseBooks panel for a Rich in Color guest post! Last Saturday I was lucky enough to attend the #WeNeedDiverseBooks (WNDB) Panel […] Read More

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Guest Post: E.C. Myers

Posted on20 August, 201320 August, 2013

We’re excited to welcome E.C. Myers, recent winner of the Andre Norton Nebula Award for Young Adult Science Fiction and Fantasy for his YA debut, Fair Coin. In addition, E.C. […] Read More

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Publishing Diverse Books Isn’t About Meeting Quotas

Posted on6 August, 20136 August, 2013

Please welcome Stacy L. Whitman to Rich in Color! Stacy is the publisher of Tu Books, an imprint of Lee & Low Books that publishes fantasy, science fiction, and mystery […] Read More

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When Every Culture Is a Foreign Culture: Writing on the Autism Spectrum

Posted on15 June, 20136 August, 2013

We welcome Lyn Miller-Lachmann today to share about her writing journey both as an insider and an outsider. Lyn is the author of Gringolandia, published in 2009, and Rogue published […] Read More

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Five Wrong-Headed Reasons for Not Writing Diverse Characters in Science Fiction

Posted on28 May, 201328 May, 2013

Say hello to Karen Sandler, author of the Tankborn trilogy from Tu Books! The second installment, AWAKENING, hit shelves this spring. Karen has graciously agreed to write a guest post […] Read More

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