Talking with Alison Wilgus

Author Wilgus speaks about their new book about Mars and how graphic novels make STEM topics more accessible for teens.

Adam Kullberg

BOOKS AND AUTHORS Grades 7 to 12 Talking with Alison Wilgus Author Wilgus speaks about their new book about Mars and how graphic novels make STEM topics more accessible for teens. By Adam Kullberg “I want kids to be armed with knowledge, to have enthusiasm, but also approach topics with healthy skepticism … [and] to understand that the process of solving the problems of going to Mars could be so beneficial to humanity because those solutions end up having applications far beyond space travel. It’s important to show that people can work together for something bigger than themselves for a greater good.” Alison Wilgus is no stranger to STEM. An award-winning sf writer and the best-selling author of Flying Machines: How the Wright Brothers Soared, Wilgus has been thrilling readers…

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