Walking and Talking with M.T. Anderson, a Comic by Steve Sheinkin

by Steve Sheinkin
Jun 03, 2019 | Filed in News & Features

A conversation between M.T. Anderson, recipient of the 2019 Margaret A. Edwards Award, and Steve Sheinkin, who documents their chat in comic form. 

A conversation between M.T. Anderson, the recipient of the 2019 Margaret A. Edwards Award, and Steve Sheinkin, who documents their chat in comic form. 

Also read: "The Astonishing Achievements of M.T. Anderson."

A former history textbook writer, Steve Sheinkin is making amends by writing books that kids and teens might actually want to read. Titles include Bomb, The Port Chicago 50, Undefeated, and the forthcoming  Born to Fly, the story of the first women’s cross-country airplane race.

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