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Laura Elias // Blog Writer We’ve made it a month into the new year, and to keep our minds on the future, let’s look at some 2021 book releases by authors of color to support. Get your pens ready! This…
Anthony Rodriguez//Blog Writer Reading slumps are possibly the worst thing that can happen to someone, at least in my opinion. Sadly, this happens to the best of us, and life gets in the way of our precious reading time. I,…
Jonathan Smith//Blog Writer Ever since I began investing five dollars a month into a monthly music subscription, I have listened to an extraordinary amount of music, perhaps even an unhealthy amount. Though preferences vary greatly from person to person, there…
Jamie Molnar//Blog Writer It was a Friday in October. The sun was out, it wasn’t too cold, and with midterms right around the corner, I needed time to breathe. Books in general have always been my way of relaxing…
Angie Haas//Blog Writer At some point last semester, I had a revelation: I read more books when I was a kid than I read now. Sure, I had more time back then and books were much shorter and less complicated,…
Anthony Rodriguez//Blog Writer Growing up as a gay teenager, it was hard for me to find strong relatable characters who were also gay. Cassandra Clare’s acclaimed Shadowhunter Chronicles started to let queer characters shine, but sadly these characters had to…
Sarah Vincent//Blog Writer Artists find millions of devices to filter their art through. For some it is poetry or photography. And, for one very particular group, graphic novels are a way to tell their own story, with some amazing tales…
Cynthia Ayala // Blog Writer For years, novels have been getting second lives on the big screen. Now, another Young Adult bestselling series is joining the club. Make way for Private, the 14-novel-long, bestselling series by Kate Brian, which follows…