Author Archives: I.W. Gregorio

…consider doing something for Intersex Awareness Day. 1. If you DON’T know what intersex is: Watch this Buzzfeed video. 2. If you DO know what intersex is but aren’t sure why it’s important: Read this post. 3. If you know what … Continue reading →

I’m not going to lie – the past couple of weeks have been pretty sweet, none sweeter than Friday when I had an amazing visit with the Downingtown High School West Book Club. In addition to being generally sweet and … Continue reading →

It’s been more than six months since the release of None of the Above, and I am so grateful for all my readers! I’ve seen a few of you recently a the Brooklyn Book Festival and at the Pennsylvania Library … Continue reading →

IT’S ALIVE!!!! Even before the “official” launch date, Erin Entrada Kelly spotted None of the Above in the wild at Giovanni’s Room in Philadelphia. Yes, I freaked out when I saw the authors keeping it company on display…   Then Laura at … Continue reading →

Today I got my first picture of None of the Above in the wild! Thank you, @maxiekat, for snapping a photo of my baby in the cool kids club:   Huge shout out to Wendy at The Midnight Garden, for … Continue reading →

Almost a year and a half after selling None of the Above, my debut year is finally here! And I’m terrified and excited and anxious and happy and every emotion in between. I also have a tiny bit of news. Remember … Continue reading →

Today is Intersex Awareness Day, and I’m so happy to have been over on the Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome – Differences in Sexual Development (AIS-DSD) Support Group blog to talk about my experience at their annual conference this last July. Here’s how my … Continue reading →

This post is very belated, because I kept thinking, “Tomorrow I’ll have time to write up that awesome post with pictures of NY Comic Con, and info on all the exciting stuff going on with We Need Diverse Books, and….” … Continue reading →

A little more than a week ago, I met my book for the first time, and it was like: Granted, it wasn’t the fully grown book, more of a teenager really; Advance Readers Copies, or ARCs, aren’t copyedited and are … Continue reading →