Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Alicia D. Williams
Read Sabrina Blandon interview Newberry Honored author Alicia D Williams about her latest poetry in verse book that explores the sensitive soul of a young Black boy struggling to...
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Janice Lynn Mather
Read Sabrina Blandon's interview with author Janice Lynn Mather who talks about her new book covering the topic of suicide in the young adult space and how she grew...
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Nevin Holness
Read Sabrina's latest author interview with debut author Nevin Holness who was selected as a finalist for Penguin's WriteNew mentorship program
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Marisa Kanter
Fans of Morgan Matson and Jenny Han will rejoice in Marisa Kanter's latest YA novel following a bisexual girl who tries to make her ex jealous by faking an...
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: A.B. Poranek
Read Sabrina Blandon's interview with debut author AB Poranek where she learns more about Poranek’s experience growing up on the Polish countryside and how it influenced her writing.
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Sami Ellis
Read Sabrina Blandon's interview on author Sami Ellis' debut novel "Dead Girls Walking" which focuses on black horror in the guise of serial killers in a queer community setting.
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Christen Randall
Read Sabrina Blandon's interview of debut author Christen Randall about their queer coming of age romance, perfect for Dungeon & Dragons and Casey McQuiston fans!
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Kamilah Cole
Read Sabrina Blandon's spotlight interviewing debut Kamilah Cole who graduated from NYU and pursued publishing while finishing her book.
Her Campus at NYU
Author Spotlight: Kate Weston
Read Sabrina Blandon's Author Spotlight featuring debut author Kate Weston about her feminist fiction YA novel about a British teen who is trying to be a "good feminist" while...
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Author Spotlight: Max Marshall
Read Sabrina Blandon's Author Spotlight featuring Max Marshall whose debut memoir covers a crime ring among fraternity brothers at the College of Charleston