The Video Interviews
Seven illustrators and one author from marginalized groups talk about their experiences with fan culture. These interviews look into how fandom has changed
readers’ perceptions of fiction.
A visual artist and illustrator from India who draws queer characters from fiction, including books for adults and young adults.
A Mexican freelance illustrator who draws characters from Middle Grade and Young Adult literary fiction.
A Caribbean-American illustrator on Instagram and Tumblr whose drawings are inspired by literary and cultural themes that center on the representation and inclusion of brown girls in fiction novels.
A Brazilian illustrator is known for drawing people into the fictitious world they want to escape into.
A cartoonist living in New York City who has been professionally creating comics for four years.
As a bisexual, Laura draws her favorite characters with who they can project their own gender and sexuality.
An aro-ace illustrator who creates fan art on Instagram. They love to draw and read, especially drawing their favorite characters.
This Part 1 an interview with TJ Klune, author of New York Times best seller The House in the Cerulean Sea.
In our interview, he talks about the importance of getting to write queer characters. He also raises the issue of bigotry in the world, calling out those who have caused others suffering because they are afraid of others who are different.
This Part 2 of queer adult author TJ Klune.
In our interview, he talks about the importance of getting to write queer characters. He also raises the issue of bigotry in the world, calling out those who have caused others suffering because they are afraid of others who are different.