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Thank you! I'm thrilled and honored (and I love Booklist!!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great honor - and so well-deserved, Diane. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Diane. Abiah Rose and you both deserve the honor!
ReplyDeleteHow close is this to an autobiography? And by the way, I come via a favorite blog of mine, Tattered & Lost Ephemera. Were you encouraged to pursue your art and words, or told to excel at something more practical? Just curious, because out of the box, my folks pushed me, especially my best friend (my mother) to pursue my art at any cost.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joan and Megan!
ReplyDeleteMrCachet, I was raised in a family of women artists who were encouraging and supportive about my intention to be a professional artist and writer. So I did not face the problems Abiah Rose had within her family. I have, however, encountered and witnessed sexism in the arts and feel very strongly about women (and men!) following their dreams of self-expression.