Family, Mental Health, and Inspiration: Cathelina Duvert on "The Box" -126
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Family, Mental Health, and Inspiration: Cathelina Duvert on "The Box" -126
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Curious about what inspires a debut author? In this episode of Author Express, meet Cathelina Duvert, whose novel The Box recently received an honorable mention in the Black Writers Workspace competition. Cathelina opens up about growing up in Hollis, Queens during the golden era of hip hop, how her experiences as a 7th and 9th grade ELA teacher intersect with her writing life, and the deeply personal story behind her book. Teasers include why she started a creative writing club at her school, using art and photo manipulation in her novel’s cover, and how she tackles themes like depression and healing. Discover how mental health, mothers and daughters, and emotional transformation all connect in her storytelling. Plus, find out which best-selling book made Cathelina feel seen. Tune in for inspiration and a behind-the-scenes look at a passionate new voice in fiction.
Cathelina Duvert, an alumna of Hofstra University with a degree in Creative Writing and Literature, captivates readers with her raw, authentic voice. Her blog, Cathy’s Cross: A Depressive’s Positive Perspective, has earned a dedicated following for its heartfelt chronicles of her personal battles with depression. This deeply relatable blog is set to become a memoir/journal, slated for publication in July 2025.
You can find Cathelina on
Instagram: @cathelinaduvert
LinkedIn: Cathelina Duvert
Her Book: The Box
A little about today's host-Author and musical composer Kathleen Basi is mother to three boys and one chromosomally-gifted daughter. Her debut novel, A SONG FOR THE ROAD, follows a musician on an unconventional road trip. Bestselling author Kerry Anne King writes, “In a novel filled with music, heartbreak, and surprising laughter, Basi takes us on a journey that encompasses both unimaginable loss and the powerful resilience of the human heart.”
Meaty, earnest, occasionally humorous, and ultimately uplifting, Kathleen’s fiction highlights the best within ourselves and each other. She writes monthly reflections on life, writing and beauty on her newsletter. Subscribe at https://kathleenbasi.substack.com/.
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