Jeannine A. Cook, Author and Independent Bookshop Owner
Jeannine A. Cook is an author, independent bookshop owner, and multidisciplinary artist based in Philadelphia. Her debut novel, It’s Me […]
Travis Curtice on Writing about Policing and State Repression
Travis Curtice is a Philadelphia-based political scientist and assistant professor at Drexel University. His work centers on the politics of […]
Kathryn Canavan on Journalism, Crime Investigations, and Revisiting a Case 50 Years Later
Kathryn Canavan started her writing career as a news reporter. She combines her journalistic instincts with historical research for her […]
Teaching Writing in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Scott Warnock is Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education in the College of Arts & Sciences at Drexel University. His professional interests […]
Lisa Sewell on Research, Reflection and Activism
Lisa Sewell is a Philadelphia-based poet and English professor at Villanova University with a background in marine biology. Her poetry […]
The Cognitive Impact of Expressive Writing and Gratitude Journaling
Kathleen Volk Miller is a writer who has been featured on Lit Hub, The New York Times, Oprah Daily, Salon, […]
How Community and Hope for Change Shapes LindoYes’ Writing
LindoYes was born and raised in Germantown, PA. He is primarily a spoken-word artist but has recently published a graphic […]
Giovanni’s Room: the oldest Queer bookstore in America
Giovanni’s Room, located in Philadelphia, PA, is currently the oldest gay and feminist bookstore in America. The location on South 12th and Pine Street […]
Elise Juska on Writing, Teaching and Being a Philly Author
Elise Juska is an award-winning novelist and short story writer from the Philadelphia area. Her novels include Reunion, If We Had […]
Exploring Literary History and Programs at the Rosenbach
Located in the heart of Philadelphia, up the street from Rittenhouse on Delancey Street, the Rosenbach Museum & Library brings […]