Episode 3: Missing from the Pages: Weird Rules to Follow with Writer, Kim Spencer
In this episode I’m in a lively conversation with wonderful writer, Kim Spencer, whose debut novel, "Weird Rules to Follow," is available to be ordered at Orca Book Publishing. We had a revealing conversation about how Kim became a writer, how she questioned whose rules are writers following, decolonizing the page, and fulfilling a dream that each Indigenous youth can find themself on the page and in other's stories. Each Indigenous youth matters.
In this episode I’m in a conversation with a wonderful writer, Kim Spencer, whose debut novel, Weird Rules to Follow (Orca Book Publishing), is now available to be ordered at Orca Book. Kim’s successes include her debut novel receiving a Kirkus Starred Review, a story being published in 'Filling Station' magazine and shortlisted for the Alberta Magazine Publishers Association Award, being selected as a mentee by the Writers Union of Canada for BIPOC Writers Connect, as well as for ECW’s BIPOC Writers Mentorship Program. Kim is from the Ts’msyen Nation in northwest BC and currently lives in Vancouver, BC.
You can read more about Kim and her upcoming novel in BC Book World's autumn issue and the following social media links:
a. https://kimspencerwrites.wordpress.com/about/
b. twitter: @kspencerwrites
c. instagram: @kimspencerwrites
#Indigenous #BIPOC #literary #art #writer #indigenous #diversity #inclusion #YA
You can read more about Kim and her upcoming novel in BC Book World's autumn issue and the following social media links:
a. https://kimspencerwrites.wordpress.com/about/
b. twitter: @kspencerwrites
c. instagram: @kimspencerwrites
#Indigenous #BIPOC #literary #art #writer #indigenous #diversity #inclusion #YA
