Kelly Blewett
Melanie Moon Is an Open Book on Our History of Race Relations
The local educator is determined to teach Cincinnati’s complicated legacy of racial discrimination in jobs and housing one class, video, and conversation at a time.
How Meghan Remington Became a Toxic Avenger
The licensed counselor turned her personal story of suffering abuse from a narcissist husband “behind closed doors” into a self-help book for others.
SCPA Students Explore Parallel Places in the City
A writing class prompt based on a Cincinnati Magazine story sent the students out to explore and report.
The Reading Rooms of Cincinnati
These five public places offer spaces for thinking, reading, writing, and dreaming, surrounded by fellow creatives. You supply the ideas.
Novelist Lily King Pushes On
Her new novel, “Heart the Lover,” recalls the buffeting of youth we all faced.
Samantha Edmonds’ Head Is in the Stars (and Clifton)
The UC graduate builds her new story collection around magical emotions, Ohio’s connection to space exploration, and her school years living near Ludlow Avenue.
The Mother/Daughter Graphic Novel Team Teaching Us How to Love Ourselves
Writer Suzy Hopkins and artist Hallie Bateman could have published graphic novels without each other’s help, but why would they want to?
Taking a Lifetime to Write Her Mother’s Story
Mary Annette Pember’s recollection of her mother’s upbringing in an Indian boarding school opens a window on generations of Native American abuse by churches, government, and other do-gooders.
A Mother, a Daughter, and a Graphic Memoir About Heartbreak
Cincinnati-based Suzy Hopkins and Hallie Bateman partner as writer/illustrator on a real-life guide to healing, “What to Do When You Get Dumped.”
When Pig Paintings Fly
Artist in Residence John Lanzador teaches kids the joy of creativity in his exhibition and workshops at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
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