Author and artist Kiku Hughes talks about the path to comics creating and shares about the story that inspired Displacement. You can follow Kiku's work on Twitter.

Illustrator and graphic novelist Sylvie Kantorovitz talks about the graphic novel memoir, Sylvie, as well as picture books and upcoming work. You can read more about Sylvie at https://sylviekantorovitz.com/

Dr. Francisco Torres talks about his work in the field of literacy, including comics and identity.

Author Bill Konigsberg talks about the creative journey and writing about the human experience for readers, both young and old. You can read more about Bill's work at https://billkonigsberg.com/

Author and educator Frank Baker talks about the need for media literacy, the work of empowering teachers so that they can create meaningful experiences with their students when considering media and visuals, and the opportunity to share a narrative from the Holocaust in We Survived the Holocaust: The Bluma and Felix Goldberg Story with illustrator Tim Ogline. You can read more about Frank's work at https://www.frankwbaker.com/

Comics creator Scott Fogg talks about what comics allow him to do in creating, the connections between comics and film, and the joy of owning a comics shop (while also authoring in the medium). You can read more about Scott on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/impossiblecomics/, and read about his latest project on Kickstarter. You can also visit Scott's comics shop site at https://epikos-ccg.mybigcommerce.com/

Author Arthur Slade talks about crafting fantasy for young (and older) readers. You can read more about Arthur's work at http://www.arthurslade.com

Author Stephanie Williams talks about the path to writing comics, including the worlds of Nubia and Wakanda. You can read more about Stephanie at https://www.whysteph.com/

A conversation with Alina Chau about creating in graphic novels, representation in books, and shaping characters and stories in visual format. You can read more about Alina's work at https://alinachau.com/

Author Tameka Fryer Brown talks about the community that can be built through literature and the power of picture books. You can read more about Tameka's work at https://tamekafryerbrown.com/, and you can meet this author at Liberation Station Bookstore on June 17, 2023.