PRESS & MEDIA
Media & Appearances
Explore interviews, articles, speaking engagements, and conversations about Michel Stone’s work, writing process, and global experiences.
Described by Kirkus Reviews as "A haunting tale of hope and heartbreak," Michel's debut novel The Iguana Tree was a 2012 "Okra Pick" from the Southern Independent Booksellers Association.
The San Francisco Chronicle calls Stone’s second novel, Border Child, “Social realism, reminiscent of Steinbeck,” noting “a surprising and lovely ending that shows a poet’s gift for choosing the perfect image to subtly convey meaning.”
Coming this spring, Fig Days, Michel Stone’s third novel, which NYT bestselling novelist Delia Owens calls “A powerful, haunting tale.”
A conversation with Michel Stone conducted by Deryle Hope, Ed. D., Director, Center for International Studies
USC Upstate
An Interview with Michel Stone conducted by Rita Van Zandt
Blue Ridge Bookfest
PODCAST EPISODE
Kick-ass Women of the Carolinas
Check out Michel on the podcast Kick-ass Women of the Carolinas with host Betsy Fleming to discuss craft, place, and the long road to publication.
In this episode, Michel talks about turning our kryptonite into our superpower, how kindness and vulnerability are critical aspects of kick-assery, and the power that comes from having good friends who ask the hard questions.