Bookstagram @Readinternationally
Each issue we feature a new bookstagrammer, highlighting some of their amazing work. This time we catch up with @Readinternationally
Feature: The Rise of Children’s and Young Adult Books in Translation.
Michele L. Mathews, intrigued by translated books for youth, dives into the importance, history, and impact of translated literature.
Cultural Immersion: An Interview with Lloyd Peckham.
We interviewed translator Lloyd Peckham (known as Uncle Lloyd by students and friends) from New Guinea and he tells of his background, experiences, & more!
Interview: Zachary Lazar, Author of The Apartment on Calle Uruguay
We interviewed author Zachary Lazar about specifics of his book The Apartment on Calle Uruguay including his inspirations, process, and more.
Fit Lit: Reading to Recovery
Christian Adrian Brown teaches us, interestingly enough, how reading can enhance your health as a new year’s resolution! Check out his wellness advice here.
Book Mom: It’s Okay to Make Mistakes by Todd Parr.
Book Mom by Megan Lord is a column where she reccomends childrens books. This issue we have “It’s Okay to Make Mistakes” by Todd Parr.
Featured Indie Bookstore: Arctic Tern Books| Rockland, Maine
In our Featured Indie Bookstore column we dive into a hidden gem of a bookstore. This issue we have Arctic Tern Books in Rockland, Maine.
Reading on the Run: New & Upcoming.
Environmental factors can make writing taxing. In this column writers are comforted through transitional phases that take place in the writing process.
Feature: BookTok, More Than A Trend.
Wyatt Bandt, intrigued by TikTok’s growing popularity, researches the pros of BookTok in relation to promotion and aesthetics.
Pride & Publishing: I have written my book, the hard work is over… or is it? Marketing and Promoting your work.
Chrissy Brown of C.A.A.B. Publishing helps new authors have a plan for after all the hard work writing is done. Check out her promoting and marketing advice