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Christine Hartman Derr is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. Her short fiction is included in Just YA: Short Poems, Essays, & Fiction for Grades 7–12 as well as in the Michael L. Printz Award-winning anthology Legendary Frybread Drive-In. Her debut picturebook, Until We Meet Again: Donadagohvi, and debut novel, Raven, Rising, are forthcoming from Heartdrum/HarperCollins Children’s. Further work can be found on Indigenous Reads Rising, Booklist, and in the Bank Street College of Education's Occasional Paper Series. Originally from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Christine lives in East Tennessee with her spouse, children, and a rambunctious crew of lovable pets with themed names. Learn more at ChristineHartmanDerr.com.
Take a peek behind the curtain of professional writers as they describe what their writers' notebooks look like and how they use them. Scroll through the slides below or download them as a PDF. [metaslider id="5649"] Dive deeper into insightful...