Dr. Jennifer Rowsell discusses New Literacies, exploring questions of what it means to be a writer/reader/thinker/composer in a post-digital context, and words of advice for young scholars and teachers.

Comics creator and author Lawrence Lindell stops by for a brief talk about his work in comics, including Blackward and the upcoming book, Buckle Up. You can find out more about Lawrence at https://lawrencelindell.com/.

Comics creator D.G. Chichester returns to have a bookend conversation about his experience working on Daredevil: Black Armor, and discusses work to come. You can find out more about D.G.'s work at https://www.capitalistfiction.com.

The creative team of Adam Lemnah and Manny Gomez talk about their work on Relic Hunter, how their partnership came to be, and their path to working with Cosmic Lion Productions. You can find out more about their comics at https://cosmiclionproductions.com.

Chris Tebbetts, who has worked with authors like James Patterson and creators like Jeff Probst, talks about his work in middle grades fiction and the path to authorship in this writing craft-focused episode. You can find out more about Chris's work at https://christebbetts.com.

Comics creator and author Frank Martin talks about working across media and sharing his first superhero story with readers, Our Hero, Phenom! You can find out more about Frank's work at https://www.frankthewriter.com.

Comics creator Will Pfeifer talks about working on popular characters (including his sizeable Catwoman run), collaborating in the industry, and more. You can find out more about Will's work at https://www.linkedin.com/in/willpfeifer.

Fifi Abu, author of works like Mama Wears a Hijab and Some Moms, talks with me about authoring for young people, as well as work on the way. You can find out more about Fifi at http://www.fifiabu.com.

Comics creator Glenn Herdling talks about his work on titles like Spider-Man, as well as his latest ventures and work in education.

Writer and comics creator Eric Palicki talks about working in the comics medium, exploring the stories he wants to tell, and revisioning Lovecraftian imagery in titles like Black's Myth. You can find out more about Eric and his work at https://www.ericpalicki.com.