A passionate educator and avid reader with a PhD in literacy talks books, strategies, and more.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1136 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Comics creator Kurt Belcher stops by to talk about his new horror anthology, Storage Horrors, with a nod to Eric Palicki and including the voices and experiences of Brian Cochran, Jay Huwer, and Robert Smith. You can find out more about this book and... more
Researcher, educator, and author Johnny Saldaña discusses the relationships between and among art, inquiry, and research design in this new episode of Words, Images, & Worlds.
Comics creator Benjamin Hunting talks about the process of bringing together a coming-of-age story with science fiction humor in manga style in his new (now funding) book, Model UN. For more about Benjamin's work, you can check out his website (linke... more
Author and comics creator Rylend Grant of Half Evil Comics stops by to chat about his new take on Evel Knievel with artist Dave Acosta. You can find out more about this project on Kickstarter (linked here) and follow Rylend for more on Instagram (lin... more
Author and creator Mark Maia joins another episode to discuss his creative process and collaboration as he closes out the narrative plan for So-Called Living, his comic series which finds vampires and other supernatural creatures trying to navigate t... more
The creative duo of Matt Wagner and Kelley Jones return to Words, Images, & Worlds to discuss Shakespeare, research and rules of vampires, and their continued collaboration and vision in Dracula: Book III - The Count (click here for more info).
Author Laura Strachan talks about finding writing inspiration and crafting stories for young readers. You can find out more about Laura's work at her website, linked here.
Author and artist Bruno Stahl talks about developing his style and exploring a world of cyberpunk in Boom Bandits -- the current work on this project is currently funding on Kickstarter (find out more here).
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