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Editorials, Features, Literature, Review‘Trouble the Saints’ Is a Welcome Escape for Readers Who Miss NYC
Even with its enduring peculiarities, the pandemic has had its way of neutralizing New York. For many of us, it’s…
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Features, LiteratureYour Path in Life is Not Always Set: ‘The Unspoken Name’ Review
Before I get into this review, I must thank Tor Books for sponsoring this review. I was immediately taken in…
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Carcosa Interviews, Features, LiteratureAn Unexpected Heroine: Interview with A. K. Larkwood, Author of ‘The Unspoken Name’
Before you read this email interview, I want to thank Tor Books for giving us the chance to partner with…
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Editorials, Features, LiteratureAlaya Dawn Johnson, ‘Trouble the Saints,’ and Stemming the Tide of White Power
There’s a scene where Phyllis—an assassin in 1940s Harlem—refers to a then-recent author, Zora Neale Hurston. It struck me for…
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Anime, Features, Media, Movies, TV ShowsClassic Anime Review #2: What Determines Who We Are?
“Life. The great miracle, and the great mystery.” Those lines have lived rent-free in my head since 1998. I don’t…
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Features, Media, Movies‘One Night in Miami:’ A Strong Directorial Debut For Regina King
Regina King’s directorial debut hit Amazon Prime, garnering much deserved buzz in these movie-premiere-dampened COVID streets. One Night in Miami…
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Editorials, Features, Video GamesRemember Educational Video Games? Can They Be Mainstream Now?
Like many ‘hardcore’ gamers, I’ve considered myself a gamer since birth. My first ever game was Mortal Kombat on the…
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Features, Guilty Pleasure ConfessionalFinding Comfort in Collection: Embracing Your Joy
It’s been a tough year, and as we approach the anniversary of this pandemic (yup, it’s been almost a year…
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Comedy, Editorials, Features, Media, TV ShowsLate Night Doesn’t Need Trauma to Thrive
If everything goes well, the next few years should be going “relatively smooth.” By “smooth” I mean, it’s like a…
