From the University of Glasgow: The LEVERHULME FANTASY LECTURES BY PROFESSOR BRIAN ATTEBERY (2019) are now available online
From The Mary Sue: If You Really Want to Unlearn Racism, Read Black Sci-Fi Authors
From Brightly: How to Diversify Your Child’s Bookshelves
From Shelf Awareness: Susanna Clark has a new novel out! British author Susanna Clarke won a World Fantasy Award and legions of fans with her debut novel, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, a classic in its own time.
From Library Journal: Resources for Cultivating an Antiracist Mindset
From SLJ (School Library Journal):
Representation Matters: Black Joy Is an Act of Resistance
Weeding Out Racism’s Invisible Roots: Rethinking Children’s Classics | Opinion
Police-Free Schools Advocates Earn Big Wins; Movement Has National Momentum
Reading Alternatives to Three Problematic Classics
From PW:
Authors’ Quarantine Stories: Carson Ellis
Three Authors Examine Diversity in Books for Young Readers
Upcoming YA Novel 'Ember Days' Canceled by Author
ILLUSTRATORS' TREEHOUSE NEWS
From Muddy Colors:
What Good is Art?
Auction Diving with Howard Lyon
How to Constructively Critique
Improvisational Painting with Bryan Mark Taylor
From ChildrensIllustrators.com: June Newsletter interviews with industry professionals and illustrator features
From Shelf-Awareness: Building Mural in the Works for Milwaukee's Rainbow Booksellers
Shout Mouse Press is looking for illustrators!
From The House of Illustration (UK):
Free family learning resources: illustrating the curriculum Our KS2 cross-curricular resources adapted for at-home use.
Quentin Blake's Free Rainbow E-Cards
From SCBWI (members only):
How Illustrators Can Supplement Their Income Art Rep by James Burns
Publishing Nonfiction Books in the Age of Coronavirus
From The Edinburgh College of Art: Edinburgh College of Art Graduate Show - ONLINE
From Diamond Books: Moonstruck Returns
From Broadway World: Americans for the Arts Conference Shares Staggering Impact on Industry
OFF TOPIC BUT INTERESTING
From NYT: What is owed? If true justice and equality are ever to be achieved in the United States, the country must finally take seriously what it owes black Americans. By Nikole Hannah-Jones
From Comm Arts: Verify My Humanity campaign
From MakeIt: The simple, but meaningful, interview question this anti-racist company asks job applicants
From Audubon.com: Like Humans and Apes, Ravens Have the Foresight to Save Up for the Future
No comments:
Post a Comment