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Splashes, No.2

Posted on3 March, 20143 March, 2014

A few years ago, my friend took me to Busboys and Poets in Washington D.C., In addition to serving as a restaurant/bar, Busboys and Poets has a section dedicated to […] Read More

Essays, Links

Splashes, No.1

Posted on30 January, 201431 January, 2014

So I didn’t post much on Rich in Color last year — just once actually. Part of it was for lack of reading because I didn’t read as many books […] Read More

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Guest Post: E.C. Myers

Posted on20 August, 201320 August, 2013

We’re excited to welcome E.C. Myers, recent winner of the Andre Norton Nebula Award for Young Adult Science Fiction and Fantasy for his YA debut, Fair Coin. In addition, E.C. […] Read More

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Degrees of Difficulty: Writing the Other

Posted on18 June, 201318 June, 2013

It’s not easy writing about other, well, people. Cultural appropriation, offending someone’s sexual orientation, overlooking someone’s lack of privilege, it’s just land mines everywhere isn’t it? Even when you think […] Read More

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