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Interviews

Q&A with Samantha Mabry

Posted on21 April, 2020

Last month I was lucky enough to listen to the audiobook version of Tigers, Not Daughters. The setting is what caught my attention since I had lived in San Antonio during […] Read More

Illustrated cover of Banned Book Club. The title looks like Blackout Poetry with lines of black around the words. A young girl wearing a t-shirt and long jeans skirt is holding a book tightly in crossed arms. She has short black hair. Behind her is a crowd of people some with masks or ribbons. They are drawn in black and white while she has color.
Comics/Graphic Novels, Interviews, Memoir, Non-Fiction

Q&A with Kim Hyun Sook and Ryan Estrada

Posted on7 April, 202030 January, 2023

Today we have our first interview in a comic format and it’s definitely a treat. Kim Hyun Sook and Ryan Estrada along with Ko Hyung-Ju created the graphic novel memoir […] Read More

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Author Interview: Mayra Cuevas

Posted on3 March, 20202 March, 2020

Today we will get to know CNN producer and debut author Mayra Cuevas. Her book SALTY, BITTER, SWEET releases today. Seventeen-year-old aspiring chef Isabella Fields’ family life has fallen apart […] Read More

Contemporary, Interviews

Interview: Kim Sagwa

Posted on19 February, 2020

b, Book, and Me by Kim Sagwa; translated by Sunhee Jeong Two Lines Press Best friends b and Rang are all each other have. Their parents are absent, their teachers avert […] Read More

Anthologies, Interviews, LGBTQIA, Romance

Interview with Sangu Mandanna

Posted on12 November, 201910 November, 2019

“When people ask me what this anthology is about, I’m often tempted to give them the complicated answer: it’s about race, and about how being different from the person you […] Read More

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Interview with Farah Naz Rishi – I Hope You Get This Message

Posted on7 November, 20193 November, 2019

We are so excited to have Farah Naz Rishi on Rich in Color today! Farah’s science-fiction book, I HOPE YOU GET THIS MESSAGE, came out last month, and we’re thrilled […] Read More

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