Space Debris, Planetary Conversations, and Research with author Diana I. Kline, Ph.D.
Episode description
Please welcome to today’s episode author Diana I. Kline, Ph.D. Diana has taught in higher education for over thirty years in a variety of subjects including computer science, psychology, math, and education. While teaching computer science courses, she always reminded her students to recycle old computer equipment; otherwise, those items could remain on this Earth much too long!
I met Diana through the OH Central South SCBWI chapter and was immediately intrigued by her book, A SOLAR SYSTEM CHAT illustrated by Susan and Chris Cornetet which has the earth speak directly to other planets including what is going on with her environment and other problems that need to be solved.
It was fascinating to hear about her writing experience and knowledge about the Earth and conservation that inspired her to write this book. Please enjoy!
Some Highlights:
- Writing a book alongside a full-time career.
- Finding story inspiration in the things we’re passionate about.
- The difference one field trip can make.
- How much debris is in space?
- How many references is too many references?
- How encouraging others to write their stories can inspire you to write your own.
Links Mentioned🔗:
A Solar System Chat by Diana I. Kline illustrated by Susan and Chris Cornetet on Amazon, Bookshop, and Barnes and Noble
Diana on Facebook and Instagram
Book Recommendations📚:
Dumpster Doll: The Early Years by Michelle Mays & Michelle Moone
Marie Benedict’s Books
Thank you for listening and stay tuned for next week’s episode with author Beth Anderson!