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an honor to be included in the show but if you aren t being asked to illustrate picture books then there s no chance your art will be deemed good enough the outing soured further when i went up to the third floor and discovered that the dillon exhibit was in the restaurant so it was hard to get close to the art since there were diners and waiters and tables and steaming pans of food in the way i guess i could have asked to speak to the curator but instead i left thinking to myself of course of course the art i really want to see is treated that way i can remember visiting black owned a b books when i first came to nyc and marveling at all the book covers that featured art by the dillons i d never seen black folks depicted so beautifully and magically i may print out a bunch of dillon illustrations from the web and pin them to my bulletin board to inspire me as i write their art is the stuff of dreams my birthday is tomorrow but this email i received on thursday is the best possible gift ms elliott my daughter recently received the magic mirror for a gift a few weeks ago and it s amazing all i kept saying was i have to find this author and say thank you i have to this has become my daughter s favorite book and she takes it everywhere with us thank you for writing and publishing a book like that and all the others that you have it means a lot to us i have to believe that even when we re marginalized our work will find a way to those who need it most i ve decided to draft an open letter to the we need diverse books committee they re doing important work but lasting change won t happen unless they address the source of the problem i m glad that brown girl collective posted this quote from audre lorde on facebook yesterday when we speak we are afraid our words will not be heard or welcomed but when we are silent we are still afraid so it is better to speak audre lorde 1934 1992 poet author and activist posted in uncategorized 7 comments be radical october 21 2014 by elliottzetta while i was in sacramento i met kate schatz chair of the school of literary arts at oakland school for the arts and author of rad american women a z laura atkins introduced us of course and persuaded kate to take a look at my books of course today i woke up and found this awesome photo on twitter kate wrote this is my student amaya who looooooooooved the deep i knew she d dig it with her awesome sense of style amaya could be nyla and i hope the novel served as a mirror for her yesterday i said i was going to work on judah s tale next but now i feel like nyla s got something more pressing to say this morning i also found out that i will not be getting fully reimbursed for my senegal trip back in july and you know what as annoying as that is it s ok because the research i conducted on that trip will enable me to write the final book in the freaks geeks trilogy and if amaya s the only black girl who reads the return that will be ok too as nyla learns in book 3 sometimes being radical means being on your own posted in uncategorized 2 comments medieval mix october 20 2014 by elliottzetta cover art by the dillons for in praise of our mothers fathers just us books 1997 i ve started planning my annual low key birthday celebration this brooklyn photography exhibit is on the list along with the dillons retrospective at the society of illustrators then on the actual day i think i ll visit the cloisters and maybe have ethiopian food with friends the best gift would be to start writing again tired of editing and the endless administrative tasks that go into publishing a book i m prepping an angel for mariqua and fox crow a christmas tale for a thanksgiving release if i can then start working on judah s tale i ll publish that ya novel and billie s blues a picture book in early 2015 happy birthday get busy posted in uncategorized 1 comment seed source october 17 2014 by elliottzetta my website s getting an overdue overhaul and it s been challenging to find a look that represents who i am as a writer there will be purple of course but i originally wanted a plantation ruins aesthetic that proved hard to achieve my designer asked for a quote for the site and i was initially stumped but finally went with a line uttered by genna in a wish after midnight i don t know which matters more where the seed comes from or where it takes root and grows i realized that i wanted my ancestor photos to appear on the site because they are my source folks from canada nevis and the us i just tidied up the ancestor wall in my apartment and framed a new photo that my uncle gave me a couple of years ago ellen gowland above married my great great grandfather james henry allen and one of her sisters married one of his brothers ellen s white family was so appalled at her marriage to a black man that they moved and changed their surname to golden i think unreal james wouldn t allow himself to be photographed because he didn t want his descendants to be ashamed what i wouldn t give to see his face that tells you just how racist canada was is it was so hard being black that he decided the family would gradually leave their blackness behind and pass for white some of james and ellen s kids could pass for white but some could not my great grandfather richard allen fell into the latter category i don t know if he d be proud of me i don t know if he hated blackness or just the way blacks were disadvantaged throughout canadian society i wish i had more photographs of my caribbean family my mother took me and my sister to a professional portrait studio when i was about 6 months old apparently i was sensitive to bright light even back then because the photographer s flash left me wide eyed for hours in other news here s the cover for my latest book posted in uncategorized leave a comment not nice october 14 2014 by elliottzetta i m not sure when i stopped caring whether people thought of me as nice i ve known for a long time that i m not sweet and i know some people find me intimidating because i ve learned from so many black feminists before me that your silence will not protect you yesterday morning i got back from sacramento and despite jet lag went out in the evening to celebrate a friend s 40th birthday on the train ride home we were acting very silly and laughing hard and loud i asked her why she doesn t want to call herself middle aged as i proudly do and she replied that unlike me she hadn t always been invested in seeming older i skipped a grade when i was 6 so i did spend much of my early academic life thinking a lot about my age i knew i could compete academically but i was afraid of doing socially inappropriate things that might lead people to realize i was younger than my peers in college age only mattered because i stayed underage longer than my friends but since i didn t drink anyway it wasn t such a big deal somewhere in my thirties i started wishing i looked older almost all of my friends have very visible grey hair and i ve got just two white strands that can hardly be seen amidst my copious curls i don t like being underestimated and i think if i looked my age perhaps people would stop referring to me as a young woman which is what people call me right before they dismiss me or express amazement over my abilities i should be articulate i should be forthright i should call out b s when i see it i should speak up when something appears unjust why do people expect anything less i haven t read any of malcolm gladwell s books but i read an interview with him recently where he summed up his latest theory about people who are disruptive in the best possible way this is the gist of his theory 1 be completely indifferent to what people say about you disruptors are what psychologists call disagreeable they do not require the approval of their peers in order to do what they think is correct 2 develop an active imagination reimagine the world by reframing the problem in a way no one has framed it before 3 reframe the problem to remove constraints so that you can act with urgency it can be challenging when you re surrounded by people who don t share your sense of urgency day 1 of kidlitcon was fabulous because right from the start i found attendees who seemed like potential disruptors after years of chatting online i finally got to meet multiculturalism rocks blogger nathalie mvondo on right with librarian blogger edith campbell and her opening panel was fantastic unlike traditional conferences kidlitcon had a very open format presenters often started by asking for audience input and the code of conduct probably wasn t necessary because almost all the attendees were women which means conversations were conducted with courtesy and consideration by day 2 i noticed more attendees expressing a desire not to be too negative which is unfortunate because sometimes rigor demands that we abandon the socialized urge to be pleasant and positive all the time after the we need diverse books panel my friend and fellow publishing industry disruptor laura atkins and i had to take a walk around the block to blow off some steam the night before we d had dinner with edi maya gonzalez and her beautiful family we scarfed down tasty vegetarian food and lingered over apple spice cake drizzled with cider syrup it felt very indulgent and yet also very necessary so few people truly embrace change and aren t afraid to be disruptive i forget that sometimes because i ve been a troublemaker within my family for decades and most of my friends are outspoken feminists of color we tend not to wait we don t go slow we try to build the reality we see in our dreams of course everyone has to follow her own path and i left sacramento reminding myself that what s urgent to me won t ever be urgent to everyone else but we did meet new allies and i m especially encouraged by the 20 somethings at kidlitcon who seem poised to turn their anger into action watch out for the twinjas diverse blog tour and brace yourself for the unfiltered reflections of sarah hannah gómez and don t count out we middle aged mamas who are still plotting revolution offline posted in uncategorized 18 comments pieces october 7 2014 by elliottzetta kidlitcon is just a few days away and i m working on my panel presentation which means i m gathering up all the bits and pieces that explain why i do what i do i m a bit of a mess these days on sunday the protestors singing a requiem for mike brown brought me to tears the night before i pulled out my sarah vaughan cd and got misty while writing about my father in the introduction to an article i later scrapped late last week there was quite a dust up over at the horn book blog when roger sutton decided to explain why there s no place for self published books in his elite review journal he subsequently offered a selfie sweepstakes which i won t be entering but the debate at least made me clarify my point of view and connected me with some sympathetic folks online and yesterday i heard from amy martin at the oakland public library last spring she and other librarians explained the importance of shelving books which prompted me to resize three of my recently published titles as amy explains on the opl blog max loves muñecas now meets their formatting standards and will hopefully be on the shelves soon i just read an article about a study that shows whites are becoming less supportive of diversity initiatives as people of color shift from minority to majority status in the us this piece will definitely become part of my kidlitcon talk the researchers say the results are related to whites feeling threatened in a way that is distinct from their concerns about economic competition or clashing cultural values they concluded that the demographic changes are threatening whites sense that they best represent the american identity whites have long benefited from being seen as the ethnic group that best represents what it means to be american said huo a faculty member in the ucla college thinking about a future in which whites are no longer a numerical majority threatens this claim to the american identity and we have found results in a reluctance to embrace diversity and greater support for newcomers to assimilate to american society the threat to identity danbold said is often overlooked in discussions about why whites are uneasy about changing demographics posted in uncategorized 2 comments older posts recent posts moving day quality quantity context a political cell shut in shut out blogroll a wish after midnight a wrung sponge american indians in children s literature anansesem black science fiction society black threads in kids lit crazy quilts ekere tallie gabrielle civil griot girl jujustring art blog just one more book kabiliana lost lyrics love ya lit multiculturalism rocks neesha meminger olugbemisola rhuday perkovich olympia vernon reading in color rosamond king shadra strickland shveta she who dances in streets summer edward teaching for 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