Category Archives: Strata
Strata: Brian Griffith
Brian Griffith is an independent historian with an interest in the culture wars that take place in our world. Ecology, religion, history… he explores them all. He has worked in the United States, India, Kenya, and now makes his home near Toronto. In Correcting Jesus: 2000 Years of Changing the Story, he fearlessly takes a [...]
Strata: Caroline Leavitt
Caroline Leavitt has nine books to her credit, as well as a heap of awards. Her latest novel is Girls in Trouble, and Pictures of You will be published this August. She writes a regular column about books for The Boston Globe, and reviews books for People. Caroline has many cool and important things to [...]
Strata: Mike Madrid
A San Francisco native, Mike Madrid has never abandoned his childhood love of comic books. He collects them, creates intricately detailed models of his favorite characters, and has plenty to say about the cultural history of the genre as well. The Supergirls: Fashion, Feminism, Fantasy, and the History of Comic Book Heroines is Mike’s first [...]
Strata: Anne Ursu
Anne Ursu has two adult novels to her credit—the award-winning Spilling Clarence, and The Disapparation of James—and a young adult trilogy, the Cronus Chronicles, which is based upon Greek myths. Her latest book, and the concluding title in the series, is The Immortal Fire. (You can read an excerpt here.) I’m quite curious about [...]
Strata: Faith Sullivan
By T. Myers
Strata is a new column in which I’ll be asking writers to dig through the archaeological layers of stuff in their offices and reveal what they find. The inimitable and gracious Faith Sullivan agreed to speak with me for this premiere column.
Faith Sullivan has written a series of novels set in the [...]
