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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2021 · 18 MIN

Interview with Victoria Bond | Writing for Children 237

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INTERVIEW WITH VICTORIA BOND Victoria Bond is a writer and professor. Her novel, Zora and Me, co-written with T.R. Simon, won the John Steptoe/Coretta Scott King Award for New Talent and was nominated for an Edgar Award in the category of Juvenile Fiction, as well as being a Junior Library Guild Selection. Victoria holds a MFA in poetry. The occasional essayist on issues both personal and political, she teaches first year writing at John Jay College, The City University of New York. WE TALK ABOUT How Victoria and her co-writer start working together How they created the series together What's based on reality and what did the authors invent How much reality should one use when writing historical fiction How far can you go when creating new information based on someone's actual life

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