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Meet NUNUM's Contributor: Samantha E Talbot

1/29/2026

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Interview with Samantha E Talbot

What was the first book you remember picking up and reading by yourself?

Are You My Mother? by Dr Seuss.

What writer(s) or which book(s) influenced your decision to become a writer?

All of them.

Is there a writing craft book that you would recommend to new writers?

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Meet NUNUM's Contributor: Ronald Walker

1/18/2026

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Interview with Ronald Walker

What was the first book you remember reading by yourself?

First book, Go Dog Go by PD Eastman- Loved the hats! Also loved Dr. Seuss and his book Scrambled Eggs Super! The colors and patterns of the eggs were a lot of fun!
What was the last book you read that made you say damn, that was a good book?

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Meet NUNUM's Contributor: Angel Dionne

1/6/2026

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Interview with Angel Dionne

What was the first book you remember picking up and reading yourself?

I (almost) always read the books assigned to me in school, but the first one I clearly remember picking up on my own was during the start of my freshman year of high school. A friend had commented that I wasn’t really a reader, and I set out to prove them wrong. I went to the town library and decided that I would pick something at random.

I ended up grabbing Voices of Freedom: An Oral History of the Civil Rights Movement by Henry Hampton and Steve Fayer. It’s a 720-page tome that traces the history of the civil rights movement in America. It felt impossible at first, but I ended up devouring it within weeks. It sparked in me a deep love of reading and lasting interest in the civil rights movement. It was one of the first times I realized that books were more than assignments.

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Meet NUNUM's Contributor: Jake La Botz

12/29/2025

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Interview with Jake La Botz

What was the first book you remember picking up and reading by yourself?

It's hard to recall a book that wasn't recommended to me in some form or another, a book that I picked out "on my own." There was a period in the 90s, though, when I was a heroin junkie living in downtown L.A. and I spent many hot summer days in the central library's lower levels staying cool. Interestingly, the Economics dept. was located down there which housed many books on

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Meet NUNUM's Contributor: Ellen June Wright

12/16/2025

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Interview with Ellen June Wright

What was the first book you remember picking and reading yourself?

Harriet and the Promised Land by Jacob Lawrence.

What was the last book you read that made you say damn, that was a good book?

How We Do It: Black Writers on Craft, Practice, and Skill, by Jericho Brown, Darlene Taylor.

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