Q&A with Author Barbara Moran
Barbara Moran is a graphic artist from Topeka, Kansas, who was not diagnosed with autism until she was in her early forties. She has spoken at autism conferences, and her artwork has been exhibited by Visionaries + Voices, at Bryn Mawr’s annual Art Ability show, and at the MIND Institute at the University of California-Davis. […]
Author Post: ‘The Holocaust Lady’
Aimee Ross is the author of Permanent Marker: A Memoir, an award-winning high school teacher, and a passionate educator about the horrors and history of the Holocaust. Here, Aimee explains how living and working in a small, rural town in Ohio fuels her desire to teach on that dark period of history. ‘The Holocaust Lady’ […]
Author Post: Why I Changed My Mind about the Death Penalty
John T. Thorngren, author of Salvation on Death Row: The Pamela Perillo Story, writes about the experiences that caused him to change his thinking about capital punishment and undertake the process of telling the true story of life on Death Row in Texas. Why I Changed My Mind about the Death Penalty Although we may […]
Q&A with Author Karl Williams
Karl Williams is an author and songwriter with a special passion for the self-advocacy movement. After meeting Barbara Moran at a conference years ago, Karl felt compelled to help Barbara share her story with the world, both because of the uniqueness of Barbara and her experiences with autism and also because of the universality of […]
Welcome New Author: Sanja Kulenovic
KiCam Projects is delighted to welcome Sanja Kulenovic to our family of authors! Sanja’s book, which will publish in September 2019, tells the story of the Bosnian War through the lens of Sanja’s own family. Having grown up in Bosnia, Sanja was in California on her honeymoon when war broke out in her homeland in […]
Q&A with Author Kathleen English Cadmus
When Kathleen English Cadmus found herself sitting across a table from a bounty hunter she was hiring to find her missing daughter, she was shocked by the surreal turns her life had taken. She’d lost her son Shawn to a tragic accident, endured a divorce from her college sweetheart, and now she was trying—again—to track […]
