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Articles by Leanne Lieberman
How I Lost Hope in My Writing and Found It in an Unlikely Place Original
The summer I was 25 I dreamed of tiaras. That was the summer I made the shortlist for The Robertson Davies First Novel Prize, sponsored by the Canadian company Chapters Books. The winner was to be announced at a televised event in Chapters’ flagship Toronto store, and the grand prize was a publishing contract with my dream publisher, McClelland and Stewart. (Feeling Seen in Fiction.) To say I was insufferably excited that summer is an understatement.
Feeling Seen in Fiction: The Connection Between Readers, Writers, and Getting Lost in a Good Story
When I was very young, I didn’t understand that books were written by authors, real people, like parents and teachers. I was too engrossed in the stories of Heidi and Anne of Green Gables to think about Johanna Spyri or L.M. Montgomery. (5 Tips To Keep Readers Connected to Your Protagonist—Even When She Does Something Awful) This changed when I read my favorite books, the All-Of-A-Kind Family series.
If This Is the Age We End Discovery
By – August 17, 2021 Rosebud Ben-Oni’s If This Is The Age We End Discovery is a work of speculative Latinx and Jewish poetry. Combining Kabbalah, Gematria, science, and experimental punctuation, the collection explores how nullification and chaotic energy can lead to transformation. The Hebrew term Efes plays an especially prominent role in the third section of the collection.
TELL IT TRUE | Kirkus Reviews
by Leanne Lieberman ‧ RELEASE DATE: March 7, 2017 An eleventh-grade girl wants to start a relationship but is stymied by depression and anxiety. Syd knows her depression isn’t really out of control, like some people’s. She can usually manage the crushing fog that weighs her down: tricking herself into getting out of bed by playing the phone game; biking around Vancouver, British Columbia, until she’s exhausted; investing online with her cantankerous grandfather; eating just enough to get by.
Dancing at the Pity Party
Tyler Feder’s Dancing at the Pity Party, subtitled A Dead Mom Graphic Memoir, is not meant to offer consolation or a philosophical acceptance of grief’s inevitability. Rage, irony, depression, panic, and undying love of a child for a parent alternate in this unforgettable record of account of a young woman’s loss of her mother to cancer.
Sarah Bernhardt: The Divine and Dazzling Life of the World’s First Super Star
Sarah Bernhardt is a name supercharged with show business energy. She was a woman who filled stages around the world with enchanting presentations of life, death, joy, and misery. From early childhood to old age, life for Bernhardt was not easy, simple, or boring.
THE VANISHING PLACE
From the Mortal Instruments series , Vol. 5 What with the race to save Jace from the new Big Bad, wonderful secondary characters get short shrift. Clary's long-lost brother Sebastian, raised to be an evil overlord by their father (and Jace's foster father), has kidnapped Jace.
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