An Indian-American author interested in music, community, kid lit, and historical fiction.
Carisa Brewster
Writes about science, technology, health, and education.
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- The History of Black History Month (Portland Family)
- Spare the Kids (Portland Family)
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Christina Tesoro
Writer and interviewer interested in body image, bisexual representation, and queer literature.
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- A Personal History of Misogyny (The Toast)
- I'm a Bitch and I'm Proud of It (Cosmopolitan)
- I Am the Whitest Person You Know (Medium)
- The Rumpus Interview with Monica Byrne (The Rumpus)
- How Adorable Puppies Help Empower Girls to Change the World (This Dog's Life)
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Sophia E. Terazawa
Sarah Warren
Committed to children’s literature, picture books, and introducing diverse leaders and heroes.
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Jian DeLeon
Covering fashion, lifestyle, nerd and pop cultures.
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Rahul dsilva
Interested in dogs, fiction, art, and autobiography.
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Nabihah
A writer interested in urban planning, public health, Islam and feminism, and racial equity and inclusivity.
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- On the trail: Reflections on nature, responsibility and God (Columbia Faith & Values)
- Larry James and the Ethics of Following orders (Columbia Faith & Values)
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Terra Trevor
Writer invested in Native American issues and collaboration.
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- Children of the Dragonfly Native American Voices on Child Custody and Education (The University of Arizona Press)
- The Huffington Post archive
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Jennifer Tan
Travel, fiction, and creative nonfiction writer interested in race and identity.
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Vivekananda Nemana
A storyteller and reporter interested in South Asia, timber-smuggling rackets, and long-form essays.
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- In India, Latrines Are Truly Lifesavers (The New York Times)
- Who is benefiting from the lucrative South India red sandalwood smuggling trade? (Scroll.in)
- For Retired Maoists, Regret and Isolation (The New York Times)
- Cityscapes
- Vivekananda Nemana
- Porterfolio
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Katherine Mirani
Investigative reporter covering criminal justice, marginalized groups, and religion.
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- Advocates urge more mental health services for unaccompanied immigrant children (The Chicago Reporter)
- Changing Composition (North by Northwestern)
- Resume and clips
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Athena Lark
Former journalist and current novelist writing about society, diversity, and military issues.
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Fran Tirado
A poet, essayist, and profiler invested in gay issues.
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- Hello Mr. | Saeed Jones Profile (Hello Mr.)
- Hello Mr. | Mike Hadreas Profile (Hello Mr.)
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Richard W. Conte
Writer covering sports, music, technology, art, and style.
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- Bus Driver Offers Inspiration, Ideas to Student Riders (The Daily Targum)
- [Facebook Slightly Affects Student Grades, Study Says]http://www.dailytargum.com/article/2012/01/facebook-slightly-affects-student-grades-study-says) (The Daily Targum)
- Portfolio
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Lolan Buhain Sevilla
Community-minded writer invested in nonprofits, anti-violence movements, short stories, and Asian-American narratives.
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Khalfani Lawson
A writer investigating academia, the African diaspora, and theology.
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Anna Qu
A writer of poetry, essays, and book reviews, concentrating on feminism, children’s writes, culture, and literature.
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- Suburban Vertigo (Vol. 1 Brooklyn)
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Joseph Mains
A poet.
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Kiki Petrosino
Poet, creative nonfiction writer, and associate professor.
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Nalini Edwin
A writer interested in technology, fiction, and digital art, with copyediting skills.
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Shweta Narayan
Aaron Samuels
Nationally acclaimed performer writing about gender, black Judaism, mental instability, and religion.
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- Triumph XV: Vetala (Tor)
- 3 Poems (CAP)
- COVERED IN GRASS
- Translating Jacob (Thrush Poetry Journal)
- Identity ish
- Aaron Samuels Poetry
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KDM
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Dora Badger
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- "These Troubles, Oh No" (A capella Zoo)
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R. Flowers Rivera
A native of Mississippi, R. Flowers Rivera is an award-winning poet, and the author of two books. She completed a Ph.D. in English, specializing in African American literature and creative writing, at Binghamton University. Xavier Review Press published her debut poetry collection, Troubling Accents (July 2013), which received a nomination from the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters and was selected by the Texas Association of Authors as its 2014 Poetry Book of the Year.
Rivera’s second collection, Heathen (February 2015) was published by Lotus Press, Inc., and distributed by Wayne State University. It has been selected by poet and literary activist E. Ethelbert Miller as the winner of the 2015 Naomi Long Madgett Poetry Award. This award was established by Lotus Press to recognize an outstanding book-length manuscript by an African-American poet.
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Nora Chau
A playwright and grant recipient writing across genres, including fiction and journalism.
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- "Chill" (QuarterReads)
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Alina Gregorian
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- The State of Utah Is Shaped Like a Glove (Boston Review)
- Artists in Conversation (BOMB)
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Sarojini Seupersad
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- Dora Badger
- On The Pavement
- The Art of the American Nickname (On The Pavement)
- Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian: Infinite Possibility (Archetypes)