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Home > Archives for In Our Words: MN BIPOC Writers

In Our Words: MN BIPOC Writers

October 6, 2026
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Segment 15: Swati Avasthi

Swati Avasthi talks about how young adult literature can provide adolescents
with a roadmap for survival and resilience, the new novel she’s writing, and
how important it is for students of all backgrounds to read BIPOC authors. [Read Transcript...]

October 6, 2026
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Segment 14: Marcie Rendon

Marcie Rendon talks about writing success against the odds – including
rejection from publishers, being inspired by and then creating her own plays
about Native stories, and how being grounded in community creates an
ethical framework for artists. [Read Transcript...]

October 6, 2026
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Segment 13: Jokeda “JoJo” Bell

Jokeda “JoJo” Bell talks about the process of writing Red Stained: The Life of
Hilda Simms, her work with her organization, the African American Interpretive Center of Minnesota, and expanding the collective knowledge of Black life in the state. [Read Transcript...]

October 6, 2026
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Segment 12: Anthony Ceballos

Anthony Ceballos discusses his poetry collection, Glass Full of Prayer, how
the Twin Cities literary community has nurtured his work, and the message he might send to his younger self. [Read Transcript...]

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