Clay J. Andres is a B.C.-based writer who has has written for lifestyle magazines, local newspapers, and online publications. Most of his personal writing focuses on the intersections of feminism, politics, religion, history, literature, and art. He was born and raised Mennonite but is thankful for the influence of his Catholic and a Jewish extended family and the many, many influential people in his life who have expanded his horizons to engage in topics that he cares about deeply, including gender equality, LGBTQ+ issues, Canadian reconciliation, deconstructing national narratives, and finding connections between books where there really aren't any. Twitter: @claytonjandres Blog: oneclaymore.wordpress.com
She's inquisitive, never satisfied with just a little bit of knowledge, and drawn to mysteries.
Trump made up an African nation while speaking to the UN, but authors have been doing this for awhile.
Love Dickens, Hugo, and Stendhal? Read these women of color.
Judging people for not reading as much as we do will just make them want to read less.
Some are useful, but most...not so much.
On that common (incorrect) assumption made about Octavia Butler's short story "Bloodchild."
Why kids can't stop reading the Captain Underpants series.
This is Stephen King’s universe, we’re all just living in it.
On the similarities between the movie Logan and the dystopian sci-fi novel Ink by Sabrina Vourvoulias.