The Bookrow
Immigrant Nation: On Recuerdos de Nuestro Pasado and the need to tell the stories of our newest citizens
by Jeremy Paden Much of the rhetoric coming out of the White House regarding the crisis at our border dehumanizes the people who have trekked countless miles through violent and godforsaken lands to come
Great Beach Reads: Picks by Tasha Cotter and Chris Green
I’ll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson (Speak/Penguin Random House; Reprint edition: October 27, 2015) There are some books that make such a strong impression on you, they leave you in a dream-like
Two Poems by Kentucky Poet Tasha Cotter
Where I Come From by Tasha Cotter After George Ella Lyon I come from hunting seasons and hybrid bass. High school boys chewing tobacco in the halls. Kilts and silks and my mother’s wedding
Gaslight Lawyers Honored as One of the Best 2018 Independently Published Titles— Wins IPPY Silver Medal in True Crime
APRIL 20, 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Virginia Underwood [email protected] Gaslight Lawyers: Criminal Trials & Exploits in Gilded Age New York by Richard H. Underwood Wins IPPY Silver Medal in True Crime by Stephanie
Great Books to Carry into Spring
by Amanda Jo Slone Students in my Composition class are writing literacy narratives. This is always my favorite assignment of the semester. I love to guide them through the mining of their memories and
Where do you go for inspiration?
by Trish Ayers (March 9, 2018) When in a winter slump or experiencing writer's block, where do you go for inspiration? Every writer has those moments when the words stop flowing as if a