Nan Carlton describes the joy and celebratory spirit that have accompanied her recent book events.

Nan Carlton reflects on the lyrics of a traditional spiritual at Eastertime.

Nan Carlton shares how she recycles sympathy cards in her paper collage illustrations.

Nan Carlton introduces her readers to Huck, Chuck, and Bruce.

Nan Carlton celebrates the publication of her debut picture book.

Nan Carlton defines “ephemera” and explains how she creates her paper collage illustrations.

Nan Carlton expresses appreciation for her “cheerleading squad” at the Cape Charles Memorial Library.

As a new year dawns, Nan Carlton reflects on her top writing takeaways from 2023.

As Nan Carlton remembers her father’s birthday, she reflects on the huge impact that he has had on her life…and her writing.

Nan Carlton shares her thoughts about a beloved landmark in her hometown of Lenoir, NC.

As Thanksgiving Day approaches, Nan Carlton reflects on the beauty in God’s creation and the joy in human relationships.

As Nan Carlton remembers her mother’s birthday, she reflects on the great impact that her mother had on her own life.

Nan Carlton recognizes October 15—National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day and shares details of her first picture book, the story of a family coping with the loss of a child.

The unexpected sounding of a Christmas carol allows Nan Carlton to enjoy a brief respite from her illustration project and to ponder the birth of the Christ Child—in September.

Nan Carlton takes a few minutes to relax and read a children’s picture book at the Winding Stair Bookshop in Dublin, Ireland.

Nan Carlton begins her journey as a children’s book author and illustrator.