kidlit women* podcast
Summary: a collection of essays and interviews about the trails and tribulation of women in kidlit.
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In this episode, Alvina Ling and Jennifer Mann discuss Jennifer’s essay, “Mothers and Fathers: How Parents are Represented in Picture Books.”
Jennifer Mann shares her essay, "Mothers and Fathers: How Parents are Represented in Picture Books."
Laura Jimenez and Grace Lin talk about Laura's essay, "An Open Letter to Well-Meaning White Women" and much more.
Dr. Laura Jimenez shares her essay, "An Open Letter to Well-Meaning White Women.”
Grace Lin and Ali Benjamin discuss Ali's essay, "What Would Julian Do? (and other questions from a half century of internalized misogyny)
Ali Benjamin shares her essay, “What Would Julian Do? (and other questions from a half century of internalized misogyny)”
Grace Lin and Lita Judge discuss Lita's Essay, "On Being your Husband's Boss."
Lita Judge shares her essay, "On Being Your Husband's Boss."
In this episode, Grace Lin talks with Karen Blumenthal about her essay, “Reclaiming Women’s History-Still.”
Karen Blumenthal shares her essay, "Reclaiming Women’s History--Still"
Erin Dionne discusses her essay, "The Fallacy of the Strong Female Character."
Erin Dionne shares her essay, The Fallacy of the Strong Female Character.
Megan Lacera and Shana Targosz discuss Megan's essay, "Empower Yourself: 3 Key Lessons I Learned from Working in Toys and Kids' Entertainment."
Megan Lacera shares her essay, "Empower Yourself: 3 Key Lessons I Learned from Working in Toys and Kids' Entertainment."
Alvina Ling and Susan Van Metre discuss Monday’s anonymous essay about aging and the children’s book industry.
