Dr. Neil Cohn discusses his work in visual literacy and the language that is part of comics around the world, with implications for researchers, educators, creators, and readers. You can read more about Dr. Cohn's work at https://www.visuallanguagelab.com/

Comics legend Mort Todd talks about linking music and comics, genre play, and working with collaborators (including Steve Ditko). You can read more about Mort's work at http://morttodd.com/

Comics creator Dean Rankine talks about his style, path to creating, love for making comics, and more in this episode. You can read more about Dean's work on Facebook and Instagram.

Author Kenny Porter talks about crafting for young/middle grades readers in Fearless, as well his work for DC and creator-owned books. You can read more about Kenny at https://www.portercomics.com/

Author and artist Laura Gao talks about exploring personal story and journey in comics, the path to publication, and more on this episode. You can read more about Laura's work at https://www.lauragao.com/

Author and scientist Dr. David Brin discusses the optimism possible in science fiction, the drive to ask strong questions, and the role of science and authoring. You can read more about Dr. Brin and his work at https://www.davidbrin.com/, including links to his books.

Wonderful words about reading, as well as insights about comics and picture books, from author and illustrator Ben Clanton. You can read more about Ben's work at http://www.benclanton.com/

Matt Bors and Ben Clarkson talk satire, citrus sweatshirts, comics form, and fandom on a new episode. You can read more about their work on Justice Warriors at https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Justice-Warriors/Matt-Bors/9781952090226

You can read more about Dr. Abas's work at https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/lit.12324 and reference the New York Times piece from this episode at https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/06/02/magazine/new-york-stories-introduction.html

Author Thanhhà Lại talks about the close noticing that authors make, the process of writing from a refugee experience, and the power of writing in verse. You can read more about Thanhhà's work at https://www.thanhhalai.com/

Author Kendare Blake talks about the beauty of writing for young readers, crafting worlds, and working in the Buffyverse. You can read more about Kendare's work and preorder the latest title, Champion of Fate, at https://www.kendareblake.com/

Author and artist Chad Sell talks about the draw to comics, creating Cardboard Kingdom, and upcoming titles. You can read more about Chad's work at https://chadsellcomics.com/

Author Minh Lê talks about collaborations, sharing his work with teachers and young readers, and the theme of community (plus more). You can read more about Minh's work at http://minhlebooks.com/

Comics creator Dan Mishkin shares advice from writing legends, talks about creating in the DC universe, and discusses continued creativity.

Comics creator Dave Roman talks with me about our common joy for the medium, his early days in the field, and fellow creators that he enjoys. You can read more about Dave on Instagram and at http://yaytime.com/

Editor, creator, and professor Steenz talks about working in the industry and helping to open doors for fellow creative voices. You can see more Steenz's work on Instagram and at https://www.oheysteenz.com/

Author Jasmine Warga talks about the bravery of writing, expanding across genres, and the power of literature to help readers know they are not alone and to tackle complex questions. You can read more about Jasmine's work at http://jasminewarga.com/

Comics creator Marc Deering shares about the creative process of inking, meaningful collaborations, and upcoming work on https://ontheflipsidecomics.com/

In this second interview with Rashad Doucet, we talk about comics creating, action figures, and exciting upcoming collaborations. You can read more about Rashad's work ⁠on Instagram⁠.

Author Ben Guterson talks about the power of literature, the process of crafting mysteries, and future work. You can read more about Ben's work at https://benguterson.com/

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/

Author Graci Kim talks about the superpowers that children have, the experience of working in the Rick Riordan universe, and the inspiration to shape stories and her own unique worlds. You can read more about Graci's work at https://www.gracikim.com/

Comics creator and artist/author Rashad Doucet (and his special guest) talks about comics, creating, and the stories that he wants to share in the world. You can follow Rashad's work on Instagram.

Comics creator Aaron McClellan talks about his history in the comics industry and forming future endeavors.

Dr. Dani Kachorsky talks about multimodality, encouraging readers, and embracing comics (and more) as part of literacy instruction.

Author Gennifer Choldenko talks about creating stories for young readers and paths to literacy.

Dr. Ashley Dallacqua, Assistant Professor of Literacy and Language Arts at The University of New Mexico, talks about comics, media, and the transformative work of teachers.

Author and artist Mike Dawson talks about crafting in comics, creating middle grades books, and the joy of school visits and positive reading communities. You can read more about Mike's workshops and school visits at https://www.cartooninglessonswithmikedawson.com/ and follow his work and posting on Instagram.

Author and artist Dania Novgorodoff talks about expanding arts and creativity through graphic novels and picture books, as well as adapting the verse novel, Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds, into graphic novel form. You can read more about Danica's work at https://www.danicanovgorodoff.com/

The Weatherfords talk with me about close collaborations, the power of images and verse, and the vital work of exploring family history and sophisticated topics for young readers. You can read more about their work at https://cbweatherford.com/

Comics creator Miss Lasko-Gross talks about the publishing process, sharing work visually, and expanding authorial and artistic horizons. You can see and read more about Miss's work at https://www.instagram.com/misslaskogross/?hl=en

Author and educator Trevor Bryan talks about the vital connections between art and literacy. You can read more about Trevor's work, including his book The Art of Comprehension, at https://stenhouse.com/collections/trevor-andrew-bryan

Author Andi Ewington talks writing in prose, creating in comics, persistence in storytelling, and more. You can get a copy of The Hero Interviews here and follow Andi on Twitter here.

Comics creator Joe Eisma talks about Morning Glories, the affordances of comics, and crafting science fiction universes. You can read more about Joe on https://supajoe.artstation.com and find him under the name @supajoe across Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. 

Author and artist Jarrett Lerner talks about A Work in Progress, as well as the joy (and vulnerability) of school visits and the work of connecting with educators.

Legendary comics creator Stephen Bissette talks about crafting in comics, current works, and previous collaborations.

Jeff Noon, author the speculative and mysterious, talks about his path to writing and his creative process. You can read more about Jeff's work at Angry Robot Press.

Comics creator Mick Gray talks about the joy of creating comics, his long-standing collaborations, and his upcoming work in the world of music.

Author and artist Ben Towle talks about creative inspirations, comics process, and upcoming works. You can read more about Ben and his work at https://www.benzilla.com/