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Today we have interviews featuring Tori Hood, a junior at Huron and photographer responsible for Colors, Deanna Gibson, senior at Huron and author of She Left Before I Could Love Her, & Hannah Zonnevylle, sophomore at Pioneer and author of Three Haiku.
(Picture of Tori not currently available, link to interview here)
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Thats right! Didn't see an interview with your favorite artist featured in Pufferfish? Not to worry, we're still going. Check out this week's interviews with Carson Borbely, author of Medication and a senior at Community (also a finalist for Ann Arbor Youth Poet Laureate), Cecilia Shoopmann, author of the Globoe series, photographer of four separate pieces included in the anthology, and senior at Pioneer, and Leika Hillebrand, musician responsible for Story, and a Sophomore at Pioneer.
Four whole new interviews are now available for viewing as we head into the home stretch before tomorrows reading! Check out interviews with Yuchen Yang, a sophomore at pioneer, Caroline Cerilli, a sophomore at Huron, Annie Else, a junior at Pioneer, and Violet Seeburger a freshman somewhere! (I have since found out that Violet attends Community High School). We unfortunately only have access to two photos for this post, (we have since discovered more), however if you are really dying to meet Yuchen or Violet, creators of Teens Deserve More Sleep and Untitled, respectively, come drop by the reading tomorrow where their actual faces will be present! (Links in pictures below) For more information on this event, if you have not heard about it yet, click here.
-Visit the Interviews to see new interviews with Liam Knight, author of Sonder and Dhiya Nadira, author of A Letter From A Girl From The Other Side. These were two of the first interviews I conducted but those that had the most follow-up questions. -Dhiya is an Exchange student from Indonesia and is a part of YES. She currently is living with a host family here in Ann Arbor with whom she feels very comfortable and attends classes at Pioneer High School. She is also a part of the Pioneer Theatre Guild. -Liam Knight is a senior at Community High School. He will be attending The U of M next year as a Freshman (Links in below images)
The series continues! Check the website for new interviews with Maya Burris, the author of This is Agoraphobia from Pioneer High School and Jane-Marie Anderson, author of Why I Hate Bananas from Huron High! (Links below)
It is time!!! The first two author's interviews are now available for viewing! If you have questions for the authors which were not included in the interview, or comments about their answers, feel free to comment! For more interviews stay tuned in and you will not be disappointed... -Genera Fields is a Senior at Pioneer High School and is planning to take a gap year after graduation to live in Chicago -Ezra Kushmaul is a Junior at Pioneer and has lived in Ann Arbor for two years. They are a poet and playwright who is thinking of studying English at college.
Authors, fans, family, and friends of authors:
"shondrea and i talked about how language is your power. some days, admittedly, i zone out. in my town, bahasa malayu gushes in fast rivers out the mouths of every neighbor, 7-11 cashier, fruit stall owner, teacher, friend. around me, language lives -- takes a breath, picks its nose. and when i fall out of the language train and do not understand, i feel like i get squeezed to tight quarters, constricted and lonely and sad. but i have to believe that i'm being made better for it: stronger, sturdier, questioning so much about my own history of being raised in a bilingual world, while putting in the work/wait to learn this new language." -Excerpt from the blog of former Red Beard Supervisor and Co-author of Electric Bite Woman, Carlina Duan (see more) Four whole new interviews are now available for viewing as we head into the home stretch before tomorrows reading! Check out interviews with Yuchen Yang, a sophomore at pioneer, Caroline Cerilli, a sophomore at Huron, Annie Else, a student at Pioneer, and Violet Seeburger a freshman somewhere! We unfortunately only have access to two photos for this post, however if you are really dying to meet Yuchen or Violet, creators of Teens Deserve More Sleep and Untitled, respectively, come drop by the reading tomorrow where their actual faces will be present! (Links in pictures below) For more information on this event, if you have not heard about it yet, click here
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