That's RED as in not pink...
We're just back from Boston-Cambridge-Wellesley: Read about it in the Boston Globe and the Boston Phoenix * * * WATCH FOR TOUR DATES 09, NYC to Suba, Kenya! * * * "Red is a revelation. We really wish [it] had been around when we were in high school. Alas..." — Time Out New York "An awesome compilation...these girls are seriously amazing. Not your typical reading" — L Magazine
Inside the Mind of the Teenage Girl on New York Magazine's Vulture blog
Yahoo! Shine's 10 Best Gifts for the Literary Fan
BuzzSugar's Teen Girl Gift Guide
The Advocate Gift Guide
RED reviewed on Examiner.com
Review and excerpt on Elle.com
RED the Book Drive on DailyCandy
And proudly introducing RED's first charity partners!
RED the Book: the Tour
"This is the best reading I've ever been to." - SMITHmag.net
"...an extraordinary reading, unlike any I've ever been to." - Hallmark Magazine
"I attended a [RED] panel discussion...I'm a bit inspired tonight." - The Love Spot
Meet the authors (and Rosario Dawson and Francine Prose while you're there), support good causes, and pick up the best holiday gift $14 can buy...
NEXT: RED 2009!!! Watch this space for readings, writing workshops, and play performances, including late-January in Providence, RI, February in NYC and Ann Arbor, MI—and Suba, KENYA, to Anchorage, AK!
See the full list of RED events
RED the Book: the Issues, the President-Elect
RED author Dani Cox, 13, on the usage of Palin as a verb
- Q&A with Eliza Appleton in the Sunday Boston Globe Magazine
- Zoe Mendelson's important op-ed—on college financial-aid reform—in the Sunday LA Times
*****The RED authors are the Huffington Post's teen political and social pundits*****
Check out "A Report from the Interracial Generation," by Cammi Henao, Erika Kwee, Zoe Mendelson, Cindy Morand, Zulay Regalado, and Jordyn Turney.
RED the Book: the Videos
Please select a RED author (below the video player) to see her read at the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, NYC:
Or watch these authors and more on
RED's YouTube channel!
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I know I always say that I've been away too long, I'll start blogging regularly again, it's just that exciting stuff doesn't tend to happen to me that often. Oh, screw it. I don't have to blog about exciting things. I can just write about whatever comes to mind. I think I'm just partially afraid of starting to write things that...
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Hundreds of Palestinians have lost their lives in the past few days. Men, women, and children have died. Many of those who died were not fighters. They were schoolchildren. They were mothers. They were fathers. They were sisters and brothers and best friends. They were in love. They were loved. They had lives that were ended by this violence. Two young...
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I’d never been to Waffle House. I’d heard that it was smoky and dirty and “totally sketch,” to use the words of one friend, especially after midnight.
It was 12:30 AM, and my friend was driving me home from a birthday party, when I said, “Let’s go to Waffle House.”
Naturally, this suggestion was met with, “Why?” I answered, “Because it’s an experience...
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This is a short, almost 200 word essay I wrote for a college scholarship. The question was, "What do you love, and how do (or will) your actions demonstrate this. my response: I love people, experience, and adventure. New horizons and opportunies are out there in the world and simply staying in one place will not get me there. I wish to absorb...
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Two bits of exciting news, one writing and one college. First, the writing--my piece about a trip to Morocco is currently first rated on Teen Ink website's travel and culture section (http://www.teenink.com/raw/Travel/) ! Read it at http://www.teenink.com/raw/Travel/article/59459/Bienvenue-Dans-Notre-Pays/. College news: I got accepted to Fordham...