Friday, 22 July 2016

Spotlight! invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis - Harriet Showman

invisible-i-am by Gregg Davis
Harriet Showman 

An experimental, literary YA multimedia narrative centered on the experiences of 16-year-old Gregg Davis, who undergoes brutal bullying and sexual violence by her peers. Spanning the mediums of the printed page, online social media and the screen, this story offers a wrenching, empathetic look at the experience of bullying through a victim’s eyes, and then extends this theme of oppression, humiliation and violence to address issues of historical and systemic racism in the U.S. today. A picture book.

Read Chapter One for free at invisible-i-am.com.








Harriet Showman (born 9 May 1954) is an author and multimedia artist born in South Carolina and raised in Pennsylvania. She returned to South Carolina for university and lives there today. She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees in colonial South Carolina history and has spent much of her life helping children and young adults succeed amidst challenging circumstances, including poverty and abuse. With a strong core of allies, Showman helped to establish a statewide Guardian ad Litem program to provide legal support for abused children; a Cities in Schools organization to serve underprivileged students; and a vehicle for the accumulation of monies to be distributed in grants through the Children’s Trust Fund. As a development officer for South Carolina’s flagship university, Showman attracted resources from major, national foundations to target South Carolina’s most urgent needs. She remains interested in the plight of children, teens and adults who suffer abuse, oppression and the paralyzing pain of invisibility.



Please Pass The Books offers a spotlight of this book. You can follow the official book blog tour here:

July 18th
Archaeolibrarian – I Dig Good Books! >> Playlist
The Mind of a Book Dragon >> Review
BooksChatter >> Interview
Latte Nights Reviews >> Review
July 19th
My Crazy Bookish Life  >> Guest post
Escape In2 Books >> Review
Hey, It Was Free! >> Review
July 20th
The Recipe Fairy >> Review
Bea’s Book Nook >> Excerpt
Bloggin’ With M. Brennan >> Review
July 21st
Books Direct >> Review + Excerpt
The Book Bratz >> Guest post
Fabled Haven >> Review
The Avid Reader >> Interview
July 22nd
Mama Reads Hazel Sleeps >> Review
A Literary Perusal >> Review
Lisa Loves Literature >> Excerpt


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