This personal essay covers Stone’s experience with racism in America and how it had an impression on his journey as both a student and educator in the face of Trump’s presidential elections.

This personal essay by Stone is written as a letter to his grandfather following his passing.

Stone speaks on the reality of being a Black writer and how that led him to completing his writing residency in France—building important friendships and experiences.

A letter written by Stone during his time as a professor to his students.

In this article of "Where I Write" we explore the writing space of Creative Writing MFA student Stone (Erickson) Mims.

A short story by Stone Erickson. "I don’t remember his name, but I do remember his words."

Hannah Sawyerr sits down with Stone at Rolling Out Magazine to discuss her literary career and give tips to aspiring writers.

Stone at Rolling Out sat down with critically acclaimed writer Okey Ndibe to discuss his literary career, writing process, and successes.

Rolling Out contributor Stone Erickson and children’s educator Derrick Shaw interviewed critically acclaimed author Ty Allan Jackson.

Rolling out contributor Stone Erickson sat down with NYT bestselling author Andrea Pinkney.

Stone takes a look at Marvel's Superhero Universe and addresses the franchises' missteps in their highly popular films.