The Ink Splat

March 2022 Ink Splat: Interview with Darshana Khiani

For the March issue of Ink Splat, we had a great time talking with Darshana Khiani, whose most recent book is How to Wear a Sari. With so few books with a South Asian cultural backdrop out there, Darshana wanted to write fun, lighthearted books about the everyday...

February 2022 Ink Splat: Interview with Kesha L. Grant

In February’s issue of Ink Splat, we are thrilled to chat with Kesha L. Grant, author of Women in the Civil Rights Movement, a book she wrote to give women who were instrumental in the Civil Rights Movement a voice. Writing Challenge from Kesha L. Grant Try this...

January 2022 Ink Splat: Interview with Lisa Frenkel Riddiough

For January's Ink Splat, we spoke to Lisa Frenkel Riddiough about her books Elvis and the World as it Stands and Letters to Live By: An Alphabet Book with Intention. Lisa is one of our creative writing mentors here at Young Inklings and we are delighted to share her...

December 2021 Ink Splat: Interview with Margaret Chiu Greanias

For December's Ink Splat, we spoke to Margaret Chiu Greanias about her picture book Amah Faraway which is written as a reverse poem. A reverse poem is a poem that can be read forwards to have one meaning and backwards to have another. Margaret talks to us more about...

← September 2020 Ink Splat with Kelly McWilliams Inside the Drafting Workshop →