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From Forest Avenue Press founder and novelist Laura Stanfill comes Imagine A Door, an empathetic, informative guide through the world of writing and publishing. For every writer who’s ever felt stuck or undervalued, this book will act...
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by Rebecca Foster
“One of the subjects, Amanda, a blind autistic academic from Australia, initially approached me for a doctoral thesis she was writing about a neurodivergent poet. I found her story and abilities—she can, for example, picture her...
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by Kathy Young
The King and Nothing / Olivier Tallec / Milky Way Picture Books / Hardcover $21.99 (40pp) / 978-1-990252-38-9 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop), Amazon / A king with everything goes in search of nothing in this picture book with a...
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by Willem Marx
“The regime Kim built is so repressive that, in the modern world, it might warrant a category of its own—below the average dictatorship.’’ —Fyodor Tertitskiy The word tyranny (tyrannos) comes down to us from ancient Greece in...
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by Kathy Young
Pencil / Hye-Eun Kim / TOON Books / Hardcover $18.99 (48pp) / 978-1-66266-553-0 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop), Amazon / This wordless picture book speaks volumes about conservation and the transformative power of art....
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by Kristine Morris
An Interview with Kazu Haga, Author of Fierce Vulnerability: Healing from Trauma, Emerging through Collapse / At two of the darkest moments of the past century, you may recall that Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. practiced a...
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by Meg Nola
A Japanese Canadian girl defies social and cultural boundaries in Leslie Shimotakahara’s historical novel "Sisters of the Spruce". During World War I, fourteen-year-old Khya travels with her family to a remote region of British...
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by Meg Nola
Does the thought of writing a soul-baring memoir cause you a flood of anxiety? Elissa Altman gets it, but as a teacher of memoir writing, she wants you to embrace the desire to write your story, if indeed that is your dream. “The...
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