Born in the United States, Stephen Alcorn spent his formative, teenage years in Florence, Italy, where he attended the Istituto Statale d'Arte, an experience that infused his work with an appreciation for history and a passion for experimentation in a... Read full bio
Author Revealed:
Q. How would you describe your life in only 8 words?
A. The cultivation of an ideal, one revolving around the creative arts.
In My America, Lee Bennett Hopkins weaves together fifty poems -- grouped by geographic region -- to create a remarkable portrait of the United States....
Q. What is your motto or maxim?A. Art is a lie that makes us realize the truthQ. What were your previous occupations?A. I have always been a visual artist. In recent years I have also become a (working) musician and songwriter... and author. The two disciplines have proven mutually beneficial, and complementary.Q. Where did you go to high school and/or college?A. Istituto Statale d'Arte (Florence, Italy); The Cooper Union (New York, New York)Q. What is your birthdate?A. 9/28Q. What was/is your favorite job?A. That of visual artist, musician and singer/songwriter, as they are the only ones I have ever really known.Learn more about Stephen Alcorn
...published by Disney/Jump at the Sun Books; “Let it Shine: Stories of Black Women Freedom Fighters,” illustrated by Stephen Alcorn, published by Harcourt,a Coretta Scott King Author Honor Book;and “Duke Ellington: The Piano Prince and His...
...at a preliminary hearing last year sought to add the conspiracy count to the felony case. Special Judge Stephen Alcorn in November 2011 ruled there was insufficient evidence to support a conspiracy count. The special judge did rule prosecutors had enough...
...at a preliminary hearing last year sought to add the conspiracy count to the felony case. Special Judge Stephen Alcorn in November 2011 ruled there was insufficient evidence to support a conspiracy count. The special judge did rule prosecutors had enough...
...at a preliminary hearing last year sought to add the conspiracy count to the felony case. Special Judge Stephen Alcorn ruled in November 2011 that evidence was insufficient to support a conspiracy count but that prosecutors had enough evidence for a...