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SomeThoughts about Netflix’s Shadow & Bone

Posted on28 April, 202127 April, 2021

This past Friday, the highly anticipated Shadow and Bone series premiered on Netflix and fans of the Grishaverse all over the world logged in to watch their favs come to […] Read More

Essays

Combating Racism Through Literature Part 2

Posted on29 July, 201528 July, 2015

In my essay earlier this month, “Combating Racism Through Literature,” I described how reading diverse literature can actually make children (and adults) become more empathetic to others, hence literature could […] Read More

Epic/Heroic, Essays, Fantasy

Diversity Done Right: Dreams of Gods & Monsters

Posted on14 May, 201414 May, 2014

Full Disclosure: To avoid spoiling the Daughter of Smoke and Bone series, this blog post will be vague in parts. Sorry. Go read the series! I’m going to admit something […] Read More

Essays

Why We Need Diverse Literature and How to Find It

Posted on31 July, 201316 March, 2015

Why do we need diverse literature? First, we need to know and understand ourselves. People need literature that helps them see others like them – to know they are not […] Read More

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