I requested a few ebooks and audiobooks from the library and wanted to share, just in case you want to request any of them from your local library. “A livewire debut from Dantiel W. Moniz, one of the most exciting discoveries in today’s literary landscape, Milk Blood Heat depicts the sultry lives of Floridians in … Continue reading
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Read any short stories lately?
I’m currently reading The Office of Historical Corrections by Danielle Evans. It’s a novella and a collection of short stories. I enjoy short stories, partially because of the length. You can read for an hour and be completely done with a short story. My attention span appreciates the brevity. I’ve heard a few authors say … Continue reading
Anticipated Reading in 2021
I wish I could create a post about books I read in 2020 that were my favorites, but I didn’t read enough to do that. My reading habits have plummeted this year. I checked my Good Reads and the last book I completed was in April. In August, I read a few pages of poetry … Continue reading
One Chapter, One Poem: Ruffin, Abdurraqib, and Parker
Listen to some of my thoughts on these three books. Continue reading
The Holds List: March
It’s a bit late in February (sorta) to be placing holds with the expectation of being at the top of the list, but I find that the one drawback to placing holds early is that you often don’t get a chance to renew the books if you need more time to complete them. Check out … Continue reading