Author and artist Jose Pimienta talks about creating in comics form, the literacy links that can be made with visuals, and the real and imagined spaces of composing. You can read more about Jose's work at https://www.josepimienta.com/

Graphic novelist Gareth Hinds talks about literary adaptations, the powerful role of comics in the classroom, and upcoming works (including work in picture books). You can read more about Gareth's work at https://garethhinds.com/wp/, check out an additional interview at this link, check out Gareth's YouTube videos at https://www.youtube.com/@GarethHinds, and read more about the literacy nonprofit First Book at https://firstbook.org/

Comics creator Andy Hirsch talks about Science Comics, History Comics, and upcoming work. You can read more about Andy's work at https://us.macmillan.com/author/andyhirsch

Jason Walz talks about infusing his work with what he loves about science fiction, as well as emotion and real-life experiences. You can read more about Jason's work at https://www.jasonwwalz.com/, and check out the resources tab for teaching guides and more.

Author and artist Bishakh Som talks about craft, as well as sharing stories in comics form. You can read more about Bishakh's work at http://www.bishakh.com/

Author Abdi Nazemian talks about writing for young adults, adults, and creating in the world of film and television. You can read more about Abdi's work at https://www.abdinazemian.com/

Comics legend Barry Kitson talks about his path to the business, his collaborations and contributions, and the importance of showing kindness to upcoming talent.

Rashad Doucet and a very special guest add some information to the previous episode.

Comics creator Dan Conner talks about his path to the profession, his work in licensed/shared universes, and his work on adaptations. You can read more about Dan's work at http://www.connercomics.com/

Author and artist Nick Bruel talks about readers growing with books, the adventures of Bad Kitty, and the love of books. You can read more about Nick's work at https://www.nickbruel.com/