Kathy MacMillan (she/her) is a writer, nationally certified American Sign Language interpreter, librarian, and signing storyteller. She writes picture books, children’s nonfiction, middle grade and young adult fantasy, and resource books for librarians, educators, and parents. Kathy presents high-energy interactive storytelling programs for all ages that teach basic American Sign Language, workshops for writers, and trainings for library staff and educators. She lives in Baltimore, MD.
SHE SPOKE: A conversation with co-authors Kathy MacMillan and Manuela Bernardi
The authors of She Spoke: 14 Women Who Raised Their Voices and Changed the World share entries from the book and discuss the process of collaborating from different countries. Originally aired January 28, 2021.
Year: 2021
Details: 16:47
Nita's First Signs and Nita's Day Storytime with Kathy MacMillan
Kathy MacMillan shares stories, songs, and American Sign Language as she reads her books, NITA'S FIRST SIGNS and NITA'S DAY. This storytime originally aired on July 15, 2021 as part of the Familius Summer Reading Series.
Year: 2021
Details: 29:21
I am an independent Artist who really needs support to realize projects that are aimed at educating and entertaining people of all works of life and age.
Annapolis, Maryland- "Writers Around Annapolis"/Lailee McNair Bakhtiar tv interview
"Harem Letters offers a literary flight on a Persian carpet---complete with broad vistas and deep insight into the human heart." Roxanne Farmanfarmaian
"Lailee , whose own blood courses with the fire of the Persian nomads, brings the Iranian steppe and the American heartland crashing together in this sweeping tale of mother and daughters trying desperately to understand each other through the veil of different cultural and generational perspectives.
A television interview on Harem Letters by Annapolis, Maryland city television with hosts Jim Clark and Mary Adams and
author Lailee McNair Bakhtiar on the process of writing.
"Lailee , whose own blood courses with the fire of the Persian nomads, brings the Iranian steppe and the American heartland crashing together in this sweeping tale of mother and daughters trying desperately to understand each other through the veil of different cultural and generational perspectives.
A television interview on Harem Letters by Annapolis, Maryland city television with hosts Jim Clark and Mary Adams and
author Lailee McNair Bakhtiar on the process of writing.
Medium: Book
Year: 1999
Details: 250 pages
Daniel Lance Jr., a native of Baltimore City, Maryland, is a multi-talented individual with a deep passion for producing and writing music, playing basketball, and creating captivating visual media. Born and raised in the vibrant city, Daniel's diverse interests and creative pursuits have shaped his unique identity.
Strange Bedfellows: Contemporary Tragedy & The Commercial Determinants of Health
(World Cinema Studies – Lifelong Learning Activity, 2025)
Musician and Poet, I draw inspiration for folk music and the mountains. For the past couple of decades I have focused on Irish Music and the Appalachian Mountains.
I published my first book last year: Music and Mountains, Poetry inspired by Irish Music and the Appalachian Mountains. I am in the process of creating a website, Poets-Place.Net to serve local Baltimore poets.