Faculty Voices

Today is "Faculty Voices" day on the ‘Pot, and what’s a blog wrangler to do when those voices are at rest because the owners of those voices are busy launching books or working on or preparing for packets or have their thoughts turned toward Fenway Park? Also, Lady Em dropped the ball on cracking the whip.

In other words, nothing to post. So how about this list comprised of 1. Faculty blogs you might want to read 2. Recent (or fairly recent) guest blog posts or interviews the MFAC fac members have done for other sites 3. Quotes compiled by readers on Goodreads (who knew?). This is hardly an exhaustive list—please add to it in the comments section.

"Faculty Voices" returns next week, and tomorrow… Halloween goodness.

And now the blog roll, in no particular order

Phyllis Root visiting Cynsations

Jacqueline Briggs Martin’s blog

Laura Ruby’s Blog

Liza Ketchum visiting the Mixed Up Files

Marsha Wilson Chall visiting Children’s Literature Network

Eleanora E. Tate visiting the Mixed Up Files

Gene Luen Yang’s blog

Ron Koertge via Goodreads readersMarsha Qualey’s blog

Kelly Easton via Goodreads readers

Emily Jenkins’ blog

Gary D. Schmidt via Goodreads readers

Anne Ursu visiting Kirby’s Lane

Swati Avasthi visiting Alice Marvels

Claire Rudolf Murphy visiting 49 Writers

One more thing ...  A faculty voice many grads and students like to conjure up when away from Hamline belongs to Jane Resh Thomas. There are plans afoot to bring you an special edition Inkpot interview with Jane. Until then, enjoy this post she wrote for the 'Pot.