Throwback/Flash Forward Post Day 13 – Judy Allen Dodson

The Brown Bookshelf is honored to highlight Judy Allen Dodson in a Throwback/Flash Forward segment of 28 Days Later. FLASHBACK Archivist. Librarian. Historian. With the publication of her debut novel, Escape from . . . Hurricane Katrina, Judy Allen Dodson added another title to her impressive list of credentials – children’s book author.  In a [ Read the full article… ]

Throwback/Flash Forward Post Day 12 – Lesa Cline-Ransome

The Brown Bookshelf is honored to highlight Lesa Cline-Ransome in a Throwback/Flash Forward segment of 28 Days Later!   THROWBACK As a child, Lesa Cline-Ransome dreamed of being an investigative journalist. She loved the idea of uncovering stories and crafting in-depth articles. Then, one summer she got a taste of the field through a workshop, and changed her mind. She longed for the freedom [ Read the full article… ]

Throwback/Flash Forward Post Day 11 – Kekla Magoon

The Brown Bookshelf is honored to highlight Kekla Magoon in a Throwback/Flash Forward segment of 28 Days Later! THROWBACK Kekla Magoon had long been a student of the Civil Rights Movement. She devoured stories about that period and believed deeply in non-violence. What would she have done back then? Kekla didn’t have to wonder. She knew: She would have [ Read the full article… ]

Throwback/Flash Forward Post Day 10 – Lamar Giles

The Brown Bookshelf is honored to highlight Lamar Giles in a Throwback/Flash Forward segment of 28 Days Later!   THROWBACK Lamar Giles grew up in a small, riverfront city in Virginia called Hopewell.  It is a diverse community known for its busy ports.  Like most towns in the Commonwealth of Virginia, Hopewell is highly decorated [ Read the full article… ]

Throwback/Flash Forward Post Day 9 – Janae Marks

The Brown Bookshelf is honored to highlight Janae Marks in a Throwback/Flash Forward segment of 28 Days Later!   THROWBACK Janae grew up in the suburbs of New York City, where she always wrote. She started out writing illustrated autobiographical stories in kindergarten, and then journal entries, stories to submit to Seventeen Magazine‘s short story [ Read the full article… ]