LitPark.com: Lance Reynald talks about heroes, freaks, art, music, and his debut novel, POP SALVATION (Harper Perennial).

LitPark.com: A new question of the month (about your heroes) and a sneak peek at July's guest. Come on over and share your story!

LitPark.com: My wrap up of a month talking about our voices. Would love for you to drop by! And if you haven't already read the interview with author and screenwriter, Attica Locke, please do! Her story of finding her voice is inspiring: http://litpark.com/2009/06/03/attica-locke/

LitPark.com: My interview with Attica Locke, author of BLACK WATER RISING. She talks about being named after a prison riot, her work as a Hollywood screenwriter, and the importance of finding her voice. Come join the conversation!

LitPark.com: A new Question of the Month about the sound of your voice, and a sneak peek at Wednesday's guest (clue: She was named after a prison riot). Come join the conversation!

Today on LitPark.com: My wrap-up of a month talking about childhood hurts and healing with LitPark readers and author, Lac Su. Includes a story about waltzing and a photo of my anniversary present. Come join the conversation!

Today on LitPark.com: Author, Lac Su, talks about leaving his homeland of Vietnam under gunfire and coming to America, where he tried to find love and a sense of family in an L.A. gang. Poignant and inspiring. Come join the conversation!

Today on LitPark.com: A new question of the month (about childhood hurts), and a sneak peek at Wednesday's guest. Also, which LitPark friends have a kid on American Idol? Come on over! Everyone's welcome to play!

Today on LitPark.com: Introduce yourself and share your websites and any upcoming books or readings you might have. 

Today on LitPark.com: My wrap up of our talk about independent bookstores and the current publishing crisis. There's a photo of my kids with writer, Dave Barry, and the story of what he did that caused my son to storm out of his reading. In other news, my kids are playing for the Long Island Music Hall of Fame tomorrow. My 13-year-old is on keys and vocals for Philosophy (Ben Folds), Death on Two Legs (Queen), and Carry on Wayward Son (Kansas). My 11-year-old is on guitar for Death on Two Legs, and if you don't know the song, I put it up (just for today) on my MySpace page: http://www.myspace.com/susanhenderson