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Alicia Doyle
Before I started boxing at age twenty-eight, I viewed the sport as the dark side. My paradigm shifted in 1998 when I worked as a newspaper journalist and went on assignment at a boxing gym that served at-risk youth. While reporting this story, I fell in love with boxing, and…
Marian Pierce
Marian Pierce has worked for Japan's National Public Radio, backpacked in the Himalayas, and traveled to India four times. She received her MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop, where she was awarded the James Michener Fellowship for excellence of prose style in fiction. Her stories have appeared in GQ magazine,…
Jolie P. Hoang
I was born in war-torn Vietnam, in the small town of Quang Duc, where my father owned and operated a construction business. He got the Americans' contract to expand the village by constructing more roads, building hospitals, schools, and military barracks. My first memory of the grueling war was running…
Omaha Perez
Yes, Omaha is my actual given name; I was named for the tribe of Native Americans. Over the last 25 years, I’ve created comic books, illustrations, and graphics for DVDs, TV shows, movies, newspapers, books, magazines, and video games. Among other jobs, I have been a staff artist for Disney…
Ingrid Pierre
Ingrid Pierre is an artist and designer based in Boston, MA. In addition to her first graphic novel, Do Not Resuscitate, she has previously published an autobiographical webcomic called Secret Black Woman about being mixed-race in the United States. As a designer she has helped develop diverse software applications across…
Rashid Darden
I am Rashid Darden of Conway, North Carolina, and of Washington, DC. I am a novelist. I have written many things: the books Lazarus, Covenant, Epiphany, Yours in the Bond, Birth of a Dark Nation, Children of Fury, Time, and The Life and Death of Savion Cortez; the short stories…
Rachael A.Z. Mutabingwa
A guru I follow once said that if you want to live a fulfilling existence, you must invest what little life you have in doing the things you are passionate about, doing the things you love. Very early on in life, I learned that the thing which gave me immeasurable…
Emma Sondergaard
Emma Sondergaard is now 15 years old, but was 9 when she both wrote and illustrated her own activity book. Emma Sondergaard is attending high school in Monterey, California. She has won several Photography Awards. She still engages in all kinds of artistic expression and also loves to play volleyball,…
Zarle Williams
Award-winning author and educator Zarle Williams hails from Colorful Colorado. She grew up in Denver, the Mile High City, and is an alumna of the University of Colorado. Her work has appeared in: Byline Magazine, The Georgia State Review, Obsidian II, Pivot Magazine, Jack and Jill Magazine, and Scholastic Books.…
Jerald Pope
One of twenty-six children, when I fell off the rickety old pickup as we followed the Okie migration to Californ-i-ay, my absence was not—and still has not been—noticed. Luckily, the coyotes that found me had a bohemian bent. They taught me coyote aesthetics, the True American History, and cowboy cookery…
Christine Mulvey
My mother always said I was born with my head in the clouds. She also said that if it wasn't stuck onto me, my head that is, I'd leave it behind. I've been trying to do that ever since, remarkably unsuccessfully for the most part, though in recent years I…
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