Cool part about a virtual workshop is there were attendees from the US, Germany, the Netherlands, South Africa -- all over. Fitting for a workshop on place 😉

Well that was very fun -- led a pre-conference virtual workshop for SCBWI Europolitan on Place in Fiction. Great attendees and discussion. Fun times!

I feel like this book was specifically made for me -- like the editors said, "Let's make a book JUST for Anindita." And then they did. press.princeton.edu/books/hardco...

Literary Journeys

A beautifully illustrated guide to over seventy-five important journeys in world literature, spanning more than thirty countries and twenty-five hundred years

The Immigration and Nationality Act was signed into law by LBJ on October 3, 1965. More from the South Asian American Digital Archive's newsletter: mailchi.mp/saada/today-...

Here's a full description of the workshop.

This makes me so happy! And yes, on Saturday, October 5th, I'm leading a virtual workshop on Place in Fiction for children's and YA writers. 10 am ET / 4 pm CET. Registration details below.

KRkatjarammer.bsky.socialOct 2, 2024 3:10pm

This workshop transformed my writing when I took it a few years ago. I’m thrilled it’s coming up again next weekend! check it out here: tinyurl.com/92e4hszn #amwriting #writingcommunity #authors #booksky #authorsofbsky #writingadvice

Hey writers/journalists in Seattle! Do you want to come to Iceland for 2-4 weeks to write about Icelandic literature? All expenses paid! More info here: reykjavik.is/en/city-of-l...

Theme song of the day... 🫠

a woman with long hair is standing in front of a window and says it 's me .

ALT: a woman with long hair is standing in front of a window and says it 's me .

Wow. I remember having to read a full book/week in some undergrad courses — anthropology, contemporary poetry, etc.

So relatable. I got a job during my first year of college in part to pay for my long-distance phone bills 😬