WEDNESDAY BLOGGING CHALLENGE | OVERUSED CHARACTER STEREOTYPES

  Well, there’s always the lazy answer to this: All of them. I like characters who have layers, who buck easy categorization, who have unexpected personality traits or interests or skills. That always excites me. I hate all the “-ic” and “-ist” stereotypes in particular. Homophobic, racist, sexist, ableist – all of these make my READ MORE

WEDNESDAY BLOGGING CHALLENGE | HOW TO SPREAD A LOVE OF BOOKS

  This is a great but also very hard question. I don’t know if I’ve really thought about spreading a love of reading before. I’d like to think I’ve inspired a few people to pick up books they might not otherwise have tried, but even then, mostly they’re people who already have some interest in READ MORE

BOOK REVIEW | ON CRITICAL RACE THEORY – VICTOR RAY

  I remember the first time I heard the term “critical race theory.” It wasn’t clear in that first exposure what it meant and whether it was bad or good, the only thing I took away from it was that there were a lot of people who seemed very upset by it, and I didn’t READ MORE