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>Nnedi Okorafor: (Re)Writing Destiny
> Next month’s issue of the New York arts journal Brooklyn Rail features my review of Nnedi Okorafor’s new Young Adult novel, Akata Witch. I think Nnedi is one of the most important YA authors...
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>Rimaykullayki!
>Rimaykullayki…or, ”hello’” in Quechua!After my three month project with Behind the Book in New York, I’m now in Ayacucho, Peru, delivering professional development and curriculum advice for staff...
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>Report from Holy Week in Ayacucho
> You can catch my latest from Holy Week in Ayacucho – including how I ended up taking an impromptu role in a traditional religious procession – at Living in Peru.
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>Latest from Ayacucho, Peru: Pascuatoro and the running of the bulls
> Where do we draw the line between animal rights and respect for tradition? In the Peruvian city of Ayacucho, bull running is a recent addition to an Easter celebration that goes back centuries....
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>Raising Expectations: Gringo Teachers in Peruvian Schools
> You can find this weekend’s interview with Sue Allsworth, director of San Domingo Savio School in Ayacucho, Peru, here at La Vida Idealist.
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>Travel and Tourism for the Ethical Gringo
>You’ll find my latest piece of travel writing for La Vida Idealist up at http://lavidaidealist.org/2011/05/07/help-or-harm-travel-and-tourism-for-the-ethical-gringo/ Playing sapo in Huamanga, Peru
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