HeyJaredWords, Images, & Worlds
A passionate educator and avid reader with a PhD in literacy talks books, strategies, and more.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Words, Images, & Worlds with Jennifer Thorne (opens the original)
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Author Jennifer Thorne discusses suspense and writing craft in her new novel, Newbourne Park (available this week). You can find out more at jenniferthorne.com.
Words, Images, & Worlds with Tereso Cobian (opens the original)
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Comics creator Tereso Cobian talks about exploring the post-apocalyptic as only the comics medium can in his now-funding book, Private Posse . Check it out on Kickstarter!
Words, Images, & Worlds with Jason Neulander (opens the original)
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Author and creator Jason Neulander talks the immersive graphic novel experience (!!!) of Treasure Island Reimagined. It's mingling of comics and live theater. You can find out more at treasureislandreimagined.com.
Words, Images, & Worlds: Robert P. Ottone Returns! (opens the original)
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Author Robert P. Ottone returns to discuss horror lineage, plot work, and genre as a space for commentary in this new episode. You can find out more at Robert's Instagram page (linked here) and read Amityville Awakens on October 6, 2026.
Words, Images, Bins, & Bandits | Ben Hatke (opens the original)
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Another guy named Ben stops by for a collaborative episode between Words, Images, & Worlds and Dollar Bin Bandits. Ben Hatke is known for his work on Mighty Jack, Zita the Space Girl , and much more. In this episode, he talks about his new book from First Second Books, Homeworld. You can find out more at Ben's website, benhatke.com.
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