I’m thrilled to report that my memoir, Henry’s Classroom, will be published by Apprentice House Press, based out of Loyola University in Baltimore, in the spring of 2025! The story could not have found a more suitable home than this innovative press that incorporates education into every aspect of the publishing process.
In shorter forms, I’m also happy to celebrate a forthcoming post on the Brevity blog exploring authenticity in memoir, as well as two recently published pieces that intersect education and public health: the first, “Work has become more flexible post-pandemic. So should special education,” was published in Chalkbeat in February 2024; the second, “A Structural History of American Public Health Narratives: Rereading Priscilla Wald’s Contagious and Nancy Tomes’ Gospel of Germs amidst a 21st-Century Pandemic,” was featured in the Spring 2023 issue of Assay: A Journal of Nonfiction Studies.
Best wishes to all for a happy and productive spring!
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