"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Ann Hagman Cardinal is a freelance writer as well as the Marketing Director for Vermont Collge of Fine Arts. Her first novel, Sister Chicas--co-authored with two other Latina writers—was released in 2006 by NAL/Penguin Books. Her column, Café Con Lupe, has appeared in several publications and she is a regular contributer to La Bloga. Ann lives in Northern Vermont with her husband Doug and son Carlos.
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Ann Hagman Cardinal talks to author Janet Fox about her historical novel for young adults, Faithful.
Ann Hagman Cardinal gets the opportunity to meet her literary idol, Isabel Allende.
A talk with author Zoe Fitzgerald Carter about her powerful and somewhat controversial memoir, Imperfect Endings.
Ann Hagman Cardinal interviews Vermont novelist Ruth K. Porter, granddaughter of famous editor Maxwell Perkins
You say commercial like it's a bad thing!
Is Idol Kris Allen's lack of arrogance signaling the end of the "me" generation?
An interview with Anne Connor helps adults understand that college isn’t just for kids.
Ann Hagman Cardinal simultaneously roots for and fears for Puerto Rican American Idol contestant Jorge Nuñez.
An interview with playwright and novelist Gary Moore about his upcoming play and website about a new way to view Abraham Lincoln
Ann Hagman Cardinal talks to Ray Prado about the stunning new music video he produced for Matthew Bryan's song "Wasted".
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