Literature

Can Someone Please Get HBO-Money For a Proper ‘Animorphs’ Live Action?

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Writer Leon Langford shines in debut YA sci-fi novel ‘StarLion: Thieves of the Red Night’

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Fly Free, Always: Images of Black Freedom in Children’s Books

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Manga

Manga Series to Read to Learn More about the Culture & Impact of Manga

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Highlights of the ‘High Republic’ (So Far)

Morgan Hampton 0

‘The Gilded Ones’ Proves To Be More Fantastical Folklore That The YA Genre Needs

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Whispers from the Cotton Tree Root: Caribbean Fabulist Fiction

About 5 years ago, I was in my local science fiction paperback book store, ...

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L.E.H. Light
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Tales of Dunk and Egg: The Hedge Knight (Part III)

And we back with that third and final installment of this review of the ...

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Ja-Quan Greene
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Tales of Dunk and Egg: The Hedge Knight review (Part II)

In this second installment of The Hedge Knight review we’re going to jump into ...

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Ja-Quan Greene
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Tales of Dunk and Egg: The Hedge Knight review (Part I)

I hope y’all ready for this one, cuz its bout to be a DOOZYYYY. ...

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Ja-Quan Greene
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Finding a “Little Free Library,” A Nerd Girl’s Adventure with Books

This post is the second entry in a series of posts “A Nerd Girl’s ...

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Carrie McClain
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Alif the Unseen: Cyberpunk, Middle Eastern Style

Cyberpunk has been my speculative fiction variety of choice since I picked up Neuromancer ...

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L.E.H. Light
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My Black Nerd Problems Summer Reading List

Summer reading lists are almost mandatory in this book review business. They remind me ...

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L.E.H. Light
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