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Literary Links
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Authors Terry Davis, A. LaFaye,
and Chris Crutcher at the CSU Summer Arts Education Celebration in Fresno, California
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Susan Campbell Bartoletti
Talk about versatile, few writers have written in more genres—fiction, non-fiction, picture books, novels—you name it, Susan's done it. Not to mention the fact that she's funny, generous, and better than anyone I know at getting the facts right!
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Sneed B. Collard
A
wonderful writer whose generosity and kindness is only
outstripped by his wild sense of humor!
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Chris Crutcher
A man who
takes honesty to a whole new level in person and in his
writing.
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Terry Davis
A former teacher of mine who's become a great friend. He knows the craft of great literary writing better than any teacher with whom I've worked.
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Lisa
Rowe Fraustino
Another former teacher who's become a fabulous friend. She was intrumental in helping me get my start. Thanks, Lisa! On top of that she's brilliant (like her friend, Sue), funny, and a wonderful writer.
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Hillary
Homzie
You couldn't clone a better friend than Hillary B. Homzie—she's generous, funny, and knows books like nobody's business.
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Frances
Lantz
A "surfer chick" at heart, she's an energetic, funny writer, with a nice understanding of emotion.
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Eve Tal
Israeli-American author extraordinaire and good friend whose book Double Crossing is a touching book about a young girl and her father trying to escape the Russian progroms for a better life in America.
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