Today I’m going to be discussing Resilience by Christi Nogle, narrated in Pseudopod by Dani Daly. It’s a great story with plenty of unsettling creepiness.…
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Published June 25, 2020
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Published June 19, 2020
Sinking Into Toni Morrison’s Beloved
I’m not about to write a review of this book. Enough essays have been written on it. Enough people before me have said it is…
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Published June 12, 2020
What Shall We Be?
As you probably know by now, I’m deep in the process of putting together my Frankenstein-inspired poetry collection. In fact, today I got to look…
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Published June 4, 2020
Let’s Look at AfroSurrealism
Join me as I learn a little more about AfroSurrealism and its relationship to slipstream.
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Published May 28, 2020
Cyclists, Ghosts, and Connection… Oh My!
Follow me down the rabbit hole… this week into a lovely story by Claire Humphrey, narrated by Jen Albert
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Published May 21, 2020
Meta Yet Fun
I don’t often enjoy meta fiction. Sometimes it’s because I don’t have all of the outside connections, so it goes over my head. That’s the…
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Published May 13, 2020
Finding My Genre
Genre can be a difficult thing to pin down. This is especially true when you are a “genre-hopper” like myself. In the past year I’ve…
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Published April 30, 2020
What’s this Mythsterhood thing?
If you’ve been following any of my social media lately, you’ll see I’m posting quite a bit about the Mythsterhood of Travelling Tales. Okay, maybe…
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Published April 24, 2020
Of Covens and Death
For the longest time, the women in my writing group have been obsessed with “The Coven of Dead Girls” by L’Erin Ogle, narrated by Nika…
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Published April 17, 2020
A Mother’s Perspective
As a mother and a writer, I feel like we are hitting a new age of motherhood in writing. First, literature was ruled by stories…
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