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- This is the blog of Neesha Meminger, writer and objector. Also, author of three books for young adults - SHINE, COCONUT MOON, JAZZ IN LOVE, and INTO THE WISE DARK. For more info, visit www.NeeshaMeminger.com. If you want to reproduce any of the content here, please do. I only ask that you credit and link to the source. I reserve the right to delete comments as I wish.
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- Links: Twilight Essay; Awesome Editor Interview
- Grateful, Unsettled, and Cherishing
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- Are Writers of Colour Damaged?
- Letter from An Afghan (American) Woman
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- Brave Dissenting Voices
- Winning One For the Team
- Take That, PW
- Spotlighting Kristina Springer's THE ESPRESSOLOGIST
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2 comments:
One novel I loved this year ( and yes, I do read more than kids and YA) is Daughters of the Stone by Dahlma Llanos -Figueroa.
Hi Neesha!
I left a note for you on Jacket Flap as well...just wanted to drop you a line and let you know that Guerrilla Girls on Tour was just republishing the WILLA wiki list of Great Books by Women that Publisher’s Weekly Missed in 2009. Folks should feel free to browse and add other great titles to our open edit response!
http://willalist.wikia.com/wiki/The_WILLA_List_Wiki
yours,
Danielle
Danielle Pafunda
Outreach Committee Chair
WILLA Women in Letters and Literary Arts
www.willaweb.org
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