Morris Award Finalist young adult novel Starfish, which follows a Japanese-American teen named Kiko Himura who grapples with a toxic home life and attempts to find a back-up plan after being rejected by her dream art school. Morris Award Finalist, 2022 Locus Award FinalistĪkemi Dawn Bowman is an American author, best known for her William C. Starfish, Summer Bird Blue, Harley in the Sky, The Infinity Courts series, Generation MisfitsĢ018 William C. Young Adult fiction, Middle Grade fiction Unfortunately I don't have bookplates available unless they are specifically linked to preorder campaigns.Bowman autographing a book at the American Library Association's (ALA) Youth Media Awards in 2018

When signed copies are available, I will share the news on social media (Instagram is the best way to keep up with book updates!). How can I get a signed book/bookplate of ? You can read all of them on Magic's website for free here, or go to my Short Stories section to find links for every individual episode. Yes! I was honored to write both the main fiction story-line for Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, as well as the Kaito Origin Story. Is it true you wrote fiction for Magic: The Gathering? So excited to hear this! Please reach out to my publicist or use the form on my contact page. I’d like to get in touch about an interview/podcast/event. I will also sometimes share news about ARC giveaways on social media (keep an eye on my Instagram for more information). You can also request e-ARCs through Edelweiss and Netgalley in the months leading up to publication. Thanks so much for the interest! For review copies or any publicity related questions, you can reach the publicity team via the email addresses on my contact page (there's one for my YA novels, and another one for my middle-grade).

I can’t wait to read your upcoming book(s)! Where can I get review copies/ARCs? Please understand that while I do read and appreciate every single message I receive (I truly have some of the best readers in the world!), I am not always able to respond due to time constraints. There's a form on my contact page that you're welcome to use. I just finished your book and want to tell you how much I loved it! What’s the best way to reach you? I’ve written a blog post all about my journey to publication here.

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