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We're on The Children's Book Podcast with Matthew Winner
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“I think you’re really going to connect with Mo (and I just know you’ll connect with Megan and Jorge!). And because the book is being printed in both English and Spanish a whole lot more readers will connect to Mo’s story as well!” ~Matthew Winner
Read more about the episode here:
www.matthewcwinner.com/single-post/Megan-Lacera-and-Jorge-Lacera
Read more about the episode here:
www.matthewcwinner.com/single-post/Megan-Lacera-and-Jorge-Lacera
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“Zombies are fun; we can make a lot of really funny jokes, we can introduce the basic idea of goofy/scary stuff to our son or to other kids. But really what became obvious as the story developed was how Mo became an analogy for a lot of other things that we wanted to talk about.”
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Q & A with
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"Travis: Is Night of the Living Dead the best zombie movie of all time? If not, what is?
Jorge: Travis, this is one of the most crucial questions of our time. The answer affects us all in such profound ways. Night of the Living Dead is terrific, no doubt."
Jorge: Travis, this is one of the most crucial questions of our time. The answer affects us all in such profound ways. Night of the Living Dead is terrific, no doubt."
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Featured in "Funny Books for Unfunny Times" by Elizabeth Bird |
"Humanity may be is doomed, but I feel good about a future where goofy, silly literature is as inclusive as the somber, serious fare."
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Interview! |
"In terms of the actual creating of the book, we’re very collaborative. There are times where we’re off on our own—writing a manuscript, storyboarding the project, etc—but we always come back together and review what the other person has done."
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Tuesday Debut Feature |
"The journey to publication is thrilling, challenging, gratifying, frustrating, and fulfilling. It’s a roller coaster—the highs are amazing and the lows can be quite low. We’ve learned to be patient and kind with ourselves—if you’re on this bookish journey too, prepare for adventure!"