When the bookish world celebrates marginalized voices in literature, I rarely see disabled, chronically ill, d/Deaf, and neurodivergent writers highlighted by non-disabled related outlets. Or, if...
Romance lovers enjoy their tropes, and one trope that doesn’t get nearly enough love is second chance romance! It’s exactly what it sounds like: Our love...
Do you like, dislike, or hate Twitter? Do you like or love books? Surprise! Today you get to like/dislike/hate/love them in conjunction with each other, how...
Eugenics, a process of selecting for “desirable” characteristics and against “undesirable” ones in future generations of humans, is a school of thought that has cast a...
On any given day, I’m reading at least three books: for pleasure, for work, for homeschool, for interviews, etc. It never used to bother me before,...
There are a few things that make for the best toddler books. First of all, a toddler book needs to be short enough for their wee...
If you’ve talked to me for any length of time, you probably know that I like the book Red, White & Royal Blue. If you know...
Cupeyville School is a small school in Puerto Rico where I graduated with about 54 students in 12th grade. Those students grew up with me and...
That title alone has probably brought some very specific thoughts to mind. Batman’s rogues gallery is a gold mine of criminal insanity and unstable personalities. Even...
Every time I follow the river back to the valley my Appalachian family calls home, I always bring along books for my nephew, Nick. From the...
