The 'Nothing Special' Webcomic Has Become Something SpecialWhat started as a hastily scrawled notebook of ideas on Katie Cook’s way back from a Chicago comics convention has turned into a popular webtoon with almost 30 million views and 3.1 million likes. Cook’s popular webtoon, Nothing Special, is getting… Sep 20 23September 20, 2023Article at publishersweekly.com
Q & A with Lio MinNot new to the world of writing, Lio Min has profiled and interviewed many musical acts, including Japanese Breakfast, Rina Sawayama, and Mitski, and has had features in Nylon, Catapult and the Atlantic. Their debut novel Beating Heart Baby is a best… Jul 19 22July 19, 2022Article at publishersweekly.com
Four Questions for Rebecca EvansRebecca Evans worked as an artist and designer before going into children’s book illustration. She has written and/or illustrated 19 picture books and nine middle grade novels. Her latest picture book, Alone Like Me, follows a lonely Chinese girl who… May 05 22May 05, 2022Article at publishersweekly.com
Four Questions for Tae KellerTae Keller is an Asian American author and winner of the 2021 Newbery Award for When You Trap a Tiger. Her latest novel, Jennifer Chan Is Not Alone, follows Mallory, who has always followed the rules of fitting in. But when she meets Jennifer,… Apr 21 22April 21, 2022Article at publishersweekly.com
Q & A with Emily X.R. PanEmily X.R. Pan is the author of The Astonishing Color of After, which received numerous accolades. She is also the co-creator of the Foreshadow anthology and the founding editor-in-chief of Bodega Magazine. Pan’s latest book, An Arrow to the Moon, is… Apr 12 22April 12, 2022Article at publishersweekly.com
Four Questions for Harmony BeckerAsian American author and cartoonist Harmony Becker illustrated George Takei’s acclaimed graphic novel They Called Us Enemy, before writing her debut graphic novel, Himawari House, which originated as a webcomic called Himawari Share. The book tells… Nov 11 21November 11, 2021Article at publishersweekly.com
Cover Reveal: 'Doña Esmeralda, Who Ate Everything!' by Melissa de la CruzNo stranger to the world of YA, Filipina American author Melissa de la Cruz has written several bestselling series for teens, including Blue Bloods and Disney Descendants, and several stand-alone novels. Next summer marks de la Cruz’s first foray… Nov 02 21November 02, 2021Article at publishersweekly.com
TV Alert: 'Ada Twist, Scientist'A pint-sized scientist with a giant-sized curiosity is making the leap from bestselling books to the TV screen this fall. Based on the Ada Twist, Scientist series written by Andrea Beaty and illustrated by David Roberts (Abrams), the new Netflix… Jul 29 21July 29, 2021Article at publishersweekly.com
Spring 2021 Flying Starts: Michelle SterlingAs a photographer, a speech-language pathologist, and a food connoisseur, Michelle Sterling is no stranger to blending her artistic eye with her various passions. “My two loves in college were languages and art,” she says. “I majored in linguistics… Jun 25 21June 25, 2021Article at publishersweekly.com
Four Questions for Nidhi ChananiIndian American illustrator and writer Nidhi Chanani has published several books for young readers, including YA graphic novel Pashmina, and her illustrations have been featured at Disney Parks. Born in Kolkata, India and raised in California, she… Jun 22 21June 22, 2021Article at publishersweekly.com
Four Questions for Remy LaiAustralian author and illustrator Remy Lai has previously published two illustrated novels, Pie in the Sky and Fly on the Wall. Her first graphic novel, Pawcasso, is about an inquisitive girl who decides to follow a photogenic dog carrying a basket… May 18 21May 18, 2021Article at publishersweekly.com
Q & A with Jenny LeeJenny Lee is a television writer and producer who has worked on BET’s Boomerang, IFC’s Brockmire, Freeform’s Young & Hungry, and the Disney Channel’s Shake It Up. Lee previously published humor essay collections and middle-grade novels before writing… Apr 27 21April 27, 2021Article at publishersweekly.com
Four Questions for Loan LeVietnamese American author Loan Le published several adult short stories and began working as an editor at Atria Books before writing her debut YA novel, A Phở Love Story. Celebrating her Vietnamese heritage through descriptions of delicious food,… Feb 11 21February 11, 2021Article at publishersweekly.com
‘I had always been interested in seeing and understanding other countries and cultures’A desire to travel and use her nursing skills to help those less fortunate than herself took Jennifer Woodburn to Cambodia Ms Woodburn has conducted hospital and ward assessments, as well as helping to distribute emergency airway boxes designed to… Jan 14 16January 14, 2016Article at nursingtimes.net
Combining a passion for research with an interest in dementiaLike many student nurses, Katie Davis had not considered undertaking a career in research. But now she has there’s no looking back As the importance of healthcare research has grown, so too has the involvement of nurses. Nurse researchers and… Dec 18 15December 18, 2015Article at nursingtimes.net
‘Rheumatoid arthritis is not quite the life sentence it used to be’Rheumatoid arthritis nurse Alison Kent talks about what inspires her in nursing Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic progressive disease that primarily affects small joints, resulting in symptoms such as stiffness, joint deformity and immobility.… Nov 26 15November 26, 2015Article at nursingtimes.net