Black lives matter.
Black art matters.
Black careers matter.
As a bookish community, let’s put our energy toward supporting Black authors.
How, you ask?
I made a list.
Tag: literary fiction
March Wrap-Up
At the beginning of March, I attended a liberation theology class at my church and borrowed a book from my pastor’s library with every intention of giving it back.
At the beginning of April, I am in lockdown in my studio apartment.
…what the hell happened? Continue reading “March Wrap-Up”
Women’s History Book Tag
HAPPY MARCH!
The VERY amazing Margaret @ Weird Zeal created this excellent original tag for Women’s History Month (which is THIS MONTH! RIGHT NOW!)
I Need to Talk About “Queenie”
I decided a while ago not to write book reviews on this blog anymore.
I’m breaking that rule to talk about Queenie. Continue reading “I Need to Talk About “Queenie””
The Halloween Song Book Tag
I didn’t realize there were Halloween songs.
At least, aside from the obvious. Continue reading “The Halloween Song Book Tag”
The Marvel Avengers Book Tag
I put this one off for a long time.
I didn’t feel I had enough books to explore the Marvel Universe.
After a massive cheat, I feel more than ready.
You’ll see in a second.
Summer Drink Book Tag [ORIGINAL]
Summer is winding down and I’m thirsty all the time.
Care for a drink? Continue reading “Summer Drink Book Tag [ORIGINAL]”
August Book Haul: I went to Powell’s…again
Listen.
My mom and I made the eight-and-a-half hour drive from Seattle to Ashland, Oregon WITHOUT stopping for books.
THAT IS SOME WILL POWER. Continue reading “August Book Haul: I went to Powell’s…again”
Jane Austen Character Book Tag
One thing I love about the blogosphere: the amount of creativity and number of shared interests in the community mean I don’t have to make my own book tags.
Case in point, Madame Writer created a Jane Austen Character book tag.
Reasons to DNF
I DNF (book blogger for “did not finish”) books all the time.
Last month, I DNFed 9 books.
Just this week, I DNFed 2.
I’m able to do this thanks to a high school English teacher who said, “Life is too short to read books you don’t like.”
She was right.
