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New Releases

New Releases

Posted on 1 December, 201722 November, 2017

Another year comes to a close and we reflect on the journey we’ve gone while also looking forward towards the journey to come. As for the publishing world, just one […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary

Mini-Review: Code Name: Butterfly

Posted on 22 November, 201724 November, 2017

Title: Code Name: Butterfly Author: Ahlam Bharat, Translation by Nancy Roberts Genres: Contemporary Pages: 90 pages Publisher: Neem Tree Press Review Copy: Copy from publisher Availability: In Bookstores Summary: Should […] Read More

Book Lists

My 2018 Black Sci-Fi/Fantasy To Read List

Posted on 13 November, 201712 November, 2017

As we head into the holidays, the publishing industry slows down and there are no new releases for this week. Instead, I’d thought I’d share some sci-fi/fantasy books by Black […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, Issue

Book Review: Disappeared

Posted on 3 November, 20172 November, 2017

Title: Disappeared Author: Francisco X. Stork Genres: Contemporary Pages: 326 pages Publisher: Arthur A. Levine Books Review Copy: Purchased Availability: In Bookstores Summary: Four months ago: Sara Zapata’s best friend […] Read More

Essays

Open Letter to Writers

Posted on 25 October, 20175 April, 2018

I’ve not commented, though have retweeted profound threads, on the on-going discussion that resulted from the removal of American Heart’s starred review from Kirkus. I saw the FB post the […] Read More

New Releases

New Releases

Posted on 16 October, 201714 October, 2017

A whole slew of new releases this week. The highly anticipated Dear Martin finally hits shelves, Malinda Lo’s newest is out this week, as well as National Book Award finalist […] Read More

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