Time to re-up my subscription! Exciting news and congrats!

So excited that CRAFT TALKS is going to have Suzanne Cope Suzanne Cope teaching how to weave research in personal narratives on May 10th! craft-talks.com

Excited to share this craft article in Dinty W. Moore today!

Harry Belafonte was long a great supporter of voting rights, civil rights & human rights - both quietly and loudly. Thank you for your service, sir.

"Expand your possibilities for personal narrative writing by integrating creative approaches to research. " -- Suzanne Cope $15 Early Registration Ends soon! From I to Eye: Weaving Research Into Personal Narrative Writing May 10 @ 2:00 pm | EDT craft-talks.com/wp/event/from-…

A well-deserved rave for @SarahDiGregorio's TAKING CARE. "This is a brilliant book, and DiGregorio is a beautiful writer. “Taking Care” deserves to be on the reading list for nursing and medical schools, and on the bedside table of all politicians." nytimes.com/2023/05/02/boo…

So excited to share writing craft with CRAFT TALK next Wednesday (5/10)! (virtual - register below!)

How do you blend non-fiction and autobiographical writing? Can't wait to find out at this Wednesday's #CraftTalks with Suzanne Cope and Sharla Yates craft-talks.com/wp/event/from-…

"Really liked her 'I' + 'eye' approach & how to incorporate research & think about structure was super helpful!" Patricia S. From I to Eye: Weaving Research Into Personal Narrative Writing Registration closes soon. May 10 | 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm EDT | $25 craft-talks.com/wp/event/from-…

Congrats Linda Villarosa! SO deserved!

CRAFT TALK today at 2pm! I got my slides ready... hope to see you there. ❤️

Just came across this news feature mentioning the incomparable Aylene Quin, a protagonist from my book POWER HUNGRY. Love that she is being remembered for her work with civil and voting rights. Unsung Heroes: Women of the Civil Rights Movement wlbt.com/2023/02/27/uns…

Overheard on todays #CraftTalks “you can go and visit a place, try food, watch people all to get into your story.” Suzanne Cope

Overheard on todays #CraftTalks “when you start digging into the topic, there will be a moment when you feel what you’re reading is familiar — or more than familiar. That’s when you can start writing” Suzanne Cope on research vs writing the damn thing.

Recently questioned my own family's immigration story from a century ago, and discovered they were seeking asylum from fascism. My subsequent deep dive into immigration history illuminates so much about the persistent false narratives driving the debate today.

Love this story - great work Tess Riley!

Love this - my rising 5th grader is one of the only one of his classmates who can go some places on his own in our urban neighborhood - so I'm often thinking about this dynamic

TONIGHT at 6:15 pm Columbia University: Coöperism 10/13 on the Black Panthers and Cooperation. We’re delighted to have Suzanne Cope, Flores Forbes, and Jamal Joseph joining us! For more information on blog posts and readings, and to RSVP, please click here: cooperism.law.columbia.edu/10-13/

Conversations in Black Freedom Studies is back in person SchomburgCenter next Thurs. March 7th on "Black Women, Freedom Making and the Long 1960s" with Anastasia Curwood, Suzanne Cope & Christina Greene on Shirley Chisholm, Joan Little & BPP women. Join us: eventbrite.com/e/cbfs-black-w…

we keep recommending POWER HUNGRY by Suzanne Cope lately for some reason